<p>This week we look at a "What If" movie - what if the world never had the gift of the Beatles and their music...BUT...was shared by someone who knows all about the Beatles but takes credit for it himself. Why is it important to share what you know? Why tell the truth even if it means you loose personal gain?  And...ultimately, what is most important?!</p>

This week we look at a "What If" movie - what if the world never had the gift of the Beatles and their music...BUT...was shared by someone who knows all about the Beatles but takes credit for it himself. Why is it important to share what you know? Why tell the truth even if it means you loose personal gain? And...ultimately, what is most important?!

Yesterday - Sharing What You Know (Even When It's Not Yours)

Jeffrey Skopak and Michael Popp explore the intersection of faith, cinema, and the contemporary context of American culture. Using both classic movies as well as new releases, Skopak and Popp discuss how the cultural collisions of the twenty-first century are reflected in the movies and how Scripture speaks faith, comfort, and direction for the follower of Jesus.

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Yesterday - Sharing What You Know (Even When It's Not Yours)

Yesterday - Sharing What You Know (Even When It's Not Yours)