Aaron and Dan celebrate Christmas in their own unique style. Follow the 9 month journey of Mary’s pregnancy compressed into 10 short dramas.
Aaron and Dan celebrate Christmas in their own unique style. Follow the 9 month journey of Mary’s pregnancy compressed into 10 short dramas.
As Target and K-Mart remove Grand Theft Auto from their shelves, Psychologist Collett Smart explains the impact this violent game is having on kids, Sam Moran shares why he loves performing for children, Joanna Hayes discusses the fallout from Emma Watson’s UN speech, and Mark Hadley reviews the new Ridley Scott biblical epic, Exodus: Gods and Kings.
Aaron and Dan celebrate Christmas in their own unique style. Follow the 9 month journey of Mary’s pregnancy compressed into 10 short dramas.
David Reay answers questions about life and faith in the LifeWords podcast. This week, what does Jesus mean not to cast pearls before swine? Should Christians home school their children? At our church we never do any public confession of sins, our pastor says it’s too morbid, we need to focus on the love and grace of God, Is he right?
REM lead singer Michael Stipe sings the lyric, “It’s been a bad day – please don’t take a picture!” and we all instinctively know what he means. Some days are so atrocious the most we can think to do with them is to forget they ever existed. But at the comic level of this problem… Continue reading Movie Review: Alexander and the terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day
Exodus: Gods And Kings represents a revival of the Golden Age of Hollywood when Cecil B. DeMille and others turned Bible stories into action thrillers for the masses. But viewers might want to ask themselves if director Ridley Scott has resurrected the same characters for a different story entirely. Taking a leaf from Prince of… Continue reading Movie Review: Exodus – Gods and Kings
A harrowing film about the consequences of child abuse
Aaron and Dan celebrate Christmas in their own unique style. Follow the 9 month journey of Mary’s pregnancy compressed into 10 short dramas.
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