Return to Dust – Marriage and Love
We are accustomed to stories of love and marriage. We almost always think about those two things...
We are accustomed to stories of love and marriage. We almost always think about those two things...
In this episode of the Your Sunday Drive podcast, we take an in-depth look at the article “Sex Won’t Save You (But It Points to the One Who Will)” by Josh Butler, and then use it as a springboard to discuss touchy topics surrounding sex and a Christian view of sex in general.
In The End of Sex, husband Josh (Jonas Chernick, who also wrote the film) and his wife Emma...
I Do? Until I Don?t follows a filmmaker named Vivian (played by Dolly Wells), as she?s making a...
Albert Einstein crying, alone, at a train station–is this rock bottom for him?
The case, Loving v. Virginia, is considered one of the landmark civil rights cases of the 1960s. This is not the story of the battle to overturn an unjust law?that is merely a side issue in the story. This is the story of the two people whose name is the referent of the case.
This week, the Norton boys (Jason and Steve) punch their ticket with?THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN. How do we define who we are? Does the ‘perfect relationship’ really exist? Can Steve tell the difference between methods of...
Free State of Jones contains good performances and discussion-worthy issues, but director Gary Ross presents them in an piecemeal and uneven manner, ruining what could’ve been something special.
Iranian filmmaker Asghar Farhadi has developed a following in the last few years with films like The Past, About Elly, and the Best Foreign Language Oscar winner A Separation (for which Farhadi also received a writing nomination).
What is the cost of infidelity within a marriage? Should it just be assumed that a man will wander? What about a woman? In the Shadow of Women takes a look at such questions in the lives of a young couple.
?Those memories?they?re things, aren?t they?? Memories can be the things that keep people together...