Scott Turbeville lives in Lakeland, Florida, with his wife, Ginnie, and four cats. He graduated with a BA in English from The Baptist College of Florida and MA in English from Morehead State University. He is the Director of Adult Education at Lighthouse Ministries and is currently working on his MDiv and MSW from Western Theological Seminary.
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The Cycle of Crisis in Taxi Driver (The Philosophy of Paul Schrader)

Taxi Driver represents the psychosis of self-imposed loneliness.

“I Am Not the One Who Can Forgive”: The Quarry and the Hopefulness of Violent Grace

The Quarry suggests that the awareness of our own sinfulness violently awakens us to our need for a new life.

Overcoming Grief and Facing Fear: How HBO’s The Outsider Explores Coping with Pain

HBO’s adaptation of The Outsider reminds us that we must learn to cope with fear and grief in order to be guides for those in the world who have no hope.