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Risen is an important declaration of the life changing truth of the resurrection of Christ as seen through the eyes of an unbeliever.

Interstellar opens up many scientific topics to explore from a Christian worldview.

Interstellar is an opus to humanism that falls way short of a complete and satisfying worldview.

Star Wars The Force Awakens transports us back to a galaxy far far away from a Christian worldview.

The 33 is the inspirational true story about 33 miners rescued from a mine collapse in Chile, demonstrating faith, hope, and perseverance in real life drama.

War Room has obvious Christian themes that baffle secular reviewers. Tim and Eve explore the discrepancy between critic and viewer ratings.

We were unable to record an episode in September due to a medical emergency and would value your prayers for Tim's family.

The mission Eve and Tim chose to accept was to discern Christian meaning in M:I - Rogue Nation

Inside Out is a fun and emotional ride through an adolescent's emotions. Tim and Eve explore this emotional POV from a biblical worldview.

Tomorrowland mixes modern day fears of apocalyptic destruction with yesteryear's excessively optimistic view of the future.

Transcendence inspires a discussion on what defines sentience and soul and is God created by man?

The movie Transcendence provides material for lively discussions on how technology should be used and how created things can "evolve."

Are people's lives more important than art? Tim and Eve explore the themes of The Monuments Men from a Christian worldview.

After Earth invites discussion on parenting, fear, and environmentalism from a Christian worldview.

Guest host Tim Martin joins in a discussion on what should make Christians happy based on The Pursuit of Happyness.

Bicentennial Man contains much to discuss from a Christian worldview about what it means to be human.

Divergent is an interesting young-adult adaptation with a surprisingly biblical hidden theme.

Dr. Jayce O'Neal from The Strangers and Aliens podcast joins Eve to discuss The Hunger Games: Catching Fire from a Christian worldview.

Source Code and Deja Vu have the same plot with different stories that ask and answer the question: Can we change the past?

Ender's Game is a complex story, and both media versions cover themes from bullying and group psychology to the price of both victory and defeat and the justification for war.