Movies

Movies within Christianity culture serve as powerful storytelling mediums that can convey moral lessons, biblical narratives, and explore the complexities of faith, providing opportunities for reflection and fostering discussions on the Christian worldview.

Movie Documentary Warns American Church of Complacency/Complicitness

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LETTER TO THE AMERICAN CHURCH

LETTER TO THE AMERICAN CHURCH lays out the parallels between early 1930’s Nazi Germany and other totalitarian regimes, including Mao, Stalin and what is happening in America today and how the Church has been silent in the face of this evil. Because of America’s influence, the Church has received a calling to defend the voiceless and speak against the powers that silence the cry for freedom. The film argues that the Church’s decision to stay out of politics undermines the very message of the gospel and its power to transform every sphere of human existence.

Freud’s Last Session Is the Movie to see in 2024

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Freud's Last Session

Bringing the intellectual and emotional depth of renowned Christian apologist C.S. Lewis to the big screen is no small feat. In the film adaptation of “Freud’s Last Session,” actor Matthew Goode, who takes on the role of Lewis, delves into the intricate layers of Lewis’s character by immersing himself in the writings of this literary giant. In this blog post, I will explore how Goode approached the challenge, the thematic richness of the story, and the film’s portrayal of the imagined conversation between C.S. Lewis and Sigmund Freud.

The Boys In The Boat: A Story of Redemption And Triumph

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The Boys in the Boat

Based on the best-selling book that chronicles the remarkable true story of the 1936 University of Washington rowing team, “The Boys in the Boat” hits the silver screen this Christmas. Hollywood, under the direction of George Clooney, weaves a compelling narrative that transcends the sport of rowing and delves into the heart of human experience. … Read more