The Card Counter – Unforgivable?
Paul Schrader?s The Card Counter is the story of a solitary man hiding from the world. Or more...
Tag: guilt
First Reformed – A Pastor’s Dark Night of the Soul
Pastor Toller?s spiritual anguish, I think, is an exaggeration of a malaise that afflicts much of the church and society. It is not a lack of faith (either for Toller or the church at large). We become so overwhelmed by the griefs and pains of life that we feel paralyzed to address the deep needs of the world around us.
Aftermath – Two Lives Connected by Tragedy
Two lives are torn apart by a catastrophic event. When two airliners collide in midair killing...
Germans & Jews: Can They Live Together?
Does it seem odd that the fastest growing Jewish community in Europe is found in Berlin? When filmmaker Tal Recanati (a Jewish American) traveled to Germany and found a vibrant Jewish community that has grown in the seventy years since the Holocaust, she thought there was a story here that needed to be discovered.