The Slow Burnin’ Faith of Flamin’ Hot
Believing in yourself (as in the talents God has given you) coupled with believing that God will take care of you, is a taste of unadulterated faith.
Believing in yourself (as in the talents God has given you) coupled with believing that God will take care of you, is a taste of unadulterated faith.
Unfortunately, one reason Schindler’s List stays evergreen is that racism will always be a problem.
World Gone Cold seeks to “warm the blood and soothe the soul” in light of society’s isolation and chilly feeling.
Although this murder mystery faltered in theaters, it became a cult classic, captured the pulse of our culture, and provided perspective on commitment.
Rather than specific solutions, Yesterday I Had the Blues demonstrates the Black community’s rich history of transforming adversity and fear into hope.
Ellie’s establishing boundaries on technology and Malcolm’s call to behave ethically in meekness are some of the best takeaways the film has to offer.
For the Turtle, or anyone who has always been told what to do, losing that direction can be disorienting.
In 1982, the era hadn’t decided to be known as the decade of greed yet. There was still a choice open to the culture: to better the world by giving and supporting others, or to greedily make oneself rich.
Santa’s rationalization for fighting was a one-time occurrence, but his commitment to address children’s needs is permanent.
An homage to classic horror radio plays, this limited audio series asks, “What if the father had rejected the prodigal son upon his return?”
Moving provided humorous distraction, while reminding me that some also have to deal with the demon of discrimination while relocating.
These daughters beat themselves up, lost their self-assurance, and lacked a true sense of who they were, but their fathers guided them toward the truth.
By taking foundational points from two cultures, Hokusai provided access for both societies to feel comfortable while exploring the foreign.
The Belchers are both a representation of actual families—as real as an unvarnished food display—and the ideal we should aspire to.
Watching Ted Lasso have a panic attack gave me a panic attack, so I created an experiment I’m calling “anxiety immersion.”
The Adam Project shows us there is hope for us smart alecks after all, in bold truth-telling, wise discernment, and intelligent humor.
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