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| "Knowing": Professor Haunted by God-less Theories | Printer view Average User Rating: 
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| Topics: | Agnosticism, Atheism, Belief, Chance, Creation, Disbelief, Doubt, Evolution, Faith, Naturalism, Perspective, Questions, Religion, Science, Skepticism, Sovereignty of God, Worldview |
| Filters: | Movies & TV |
| References: | Genesis 1 , Psalm 14:1 , Psalm 19:1-6 , Psalm 53:1 , Jeremiah 5:21-25 , Romans 1:20 , 2 Corinthians 4:4 , Hebrews 11:6 |
| Tone: | Warn |
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Knowing tells the story of John Koestler (Nicholas Cage), a professor who discovers a cryptic document that was hidden in a time capsule in 1958. A scene early in the film shows the depth of Koestler's existential wrestling—a struggle that has been going on long before the strange document makes an appearance.
The scene begins with a wide angle shot of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology ...
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| "Kung Fu Panda": A Difficult Sanctification | Printer view Average User Rating: Not yet rated
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| Topics: | Adoption, Spiritual, Discipleship, Growth, Human limitations, Imputation of Righteousness, Justification, New life, New man, Potential, Purpose, Running from God, Sanctification, Spiritual formation, Spiritual growth, Spiritual Transformation, Transformation, Weaknesses, Worth |
| Filters: | Humor, Movies & TV |
| References: | John 8:31-32 , Romans 5:9-11 , Romans 8:17 , 1 Corinthians 6:11 , 2 Corinthians 3:4-6 |
| Tone: | Neutral/Mixed |
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Kung Fu Panda is the story of a flabby, out-of-shape panda bear named Po who longs to learn the ancient art of kung fu. Amazingly, Po is selected by the village leaders to become the Dragon Warrior—the greatest kung fu master of all time. But in spite of his new status, Po is still a lumbering oaf. This reality is a source of constant consternation to Master Shifu, who has been charged with ...
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| "Confessions of a Shopaholic": Materialism and Its Consequences | Printer view Average User Rating: Not yet rated
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| Topics: | Comparisons, Consumerism, Contentment, Coveting, Culture, Desire, Envy, Finances, Gluttony, Greed, Happiness, Idolatry, Lifestyle, Luxury, Materialism, Money, Money, love of, Possessions, Prosperity, Riches, Stewardship, Wealth |
| Filters: | Editor's Choice, Money, Movies & TV |
| References: | Joshua 7:21 , Luke 8:14 , Luke 12:13-21 , Ephesians 5:3-5 , Colossians 3:5 , 1 Timothy 6:6-10 , Hebrews 13:5 , 1 John 2:15-17 |
| Tone: | Warn |
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Editor's Note: This is a great scene that shows the mindset of someone consumed by materialism. A word of caution is in order, however: Toward the end of this clip, the last 5-8 seconds or so can be interpreted as being sexual in nature. Though the general ratings system does not list the scene as sexual in nature, we were concerned enough to give you ample warning should you use this scene. You will ...
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| "Tomb of the Dragon Emperor": A Father's Affection | Printer view Average User Rating: Not yet rated
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| Topics: | Childrearing, Children, Conflict, Duty, Family, Father, Fatherhood, Fathers, Father's Day, God, Fatherhood of, Love, Parenting |
| Filters: | Movies & TV, Youth & Children |
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| Tone: | Warn |
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Tomb of the Dragon Emperor is the third installment in "The Mummy" franchise of movies. Each of the stories follows Rick O'Connell (Brendan Fraser) and his wife, Evelyn (Maria Bello), as they hunt for buried artifacts and confront monsters of all kinds. In this scene, Rick and Evelyn have just discovered that their son, Alex (Luke Ford), has dropped out of college in order to follow in his parents' ...
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| "Kung Fu Panda": Destined for More | Printer view Average User Rating: Not yet rated
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| Topics: | Abundant life, Call, Calling, Career, Destiny, Meaning, Meaning of life, Mission, Motivation, Passion, Purpose, Vision, Vocation, Work |
| Filters: | Humor, Movies & TV |
| References: | 1 Samuel 3:1-14 , Jeremiah 29:11 , Acts 9:1-19 , Ephesians 1:11 , Philippians 2:12-13 |
| Tone: | Neutral/Mixed |
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Kung Fu Panda is a movie about a panda named Po who wants desperately to learn kung fu. But from the beginning of the film we learn that several obstacles come between Po and his dream—not the least of which are the dreams of Po's father, which include Po's taking over the family's restaurant business. Though Kung Fu Panda is primarily a children's movie, this scene addresses an issue adults ...
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| "New in Town": Jesus "Gone Missing" | Printer view Average User Rating: Not yet rated
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| Topics: | Accepting Christ, Agnosticism, Belief, Born again, Christ, Christ, greatness of, Christ, lordship of, Christ, Messiah, Christ, only Savior, Christ, uniqueness of, Conversion, Faith, Lostness, New life, New man, Old man, Rebirth, Receiving Christ, Redemption, Salvation, Surrender, Unbelief |
| Filters: | Christian Culture, Movies & TV |
| References: | John 3:3 , John 3:16 , 1 Corinthians 1:18-31 , 1 Corinthians 15 , 2 Corinthians 5:17 , 1 John 4:19 |
| Tone: | Neutral/Mixed |
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New in Town tells the story of Lucy Hill (Renee Zellweger), a high-powered consultant in love with her upscale Miami lifestyle, who is sent to New Ulm, Minnesota, to oversee the restructuring of a blue-collar manufacturing plant. When she's ordered to close down the plant and put the entire community out of work, Lucy is forced to reconsider her goals and priorities. Upon arrival in New Ulm, a frigid ...
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| "Wall•E": Unprepared to Go Home | Printer view Average User Rating: 
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| Topics: | Afterlife, Christ, Return of, Christian life, Day of the Lord, Distractions, End times, Focus, Heaven, Hope, Judgment, Lifestyle, Patience, Perspective, Preparation, Rapture, Watchfulness |
| Filters: | Movies & TV |
| References: | Matthew 16:27 , Acts 1:6-7 , 2 Corinthians 5:1 , 1 Thessalonians 5:1-11 |
| Tone: | Neutral/Mixed |
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In many ways the Pixar's animated film Wall•E is a story about coming home. It tells the story of a lonely robot who for 700 years has been cleaning up the trash left behind by humans on an abandoned planet. Wall•E stands for "Waste Allocation Load Lifter–Earth class." While we are never told so, it is likely that Wall•E is the last operating robot on the planet. All of the human ...
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| "ER": The Value of Life | Printer view Average User Rating: 
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| Topics: | Appearances, Compassion, Dignity, Disabilities, Human worth, Humanity, Goodness of, Kindness, Life, Love, Perspective, Responsibility, Significance, Value, Values, Worth |
| Filters: | Movies & TV |
| References: | Genesis 1:26-27 , Genesis 9:6 , 1 Samuel 16:7 , Psalm 8 , Psalm 139 |
| Tone: | Commend |
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From 1993–2009, ER was a popular television series on NBC about the lives of emergency room doctors and nurses. In this scene from the medical drama's third season, Dr. Mark Greene (Anthony Edwards) is upset because one of his patients, a woman with Down's syndrome who is in desperate need of a heart transplant, has been turned down by hospital administrators to receive a new heart through the ...
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| "The Waltons": Unequally Yoked | Printer view Average User Rating: 
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| Topics: | Agnosticism, Atheism, Belief, Children, Choices, Covenant, Decisions, Faith, Fatherhood, Fathers, Husbands, Love, romantic, Marriage, Marriage, Duty, Men, Motherhood, Mothers, Parental Duties, Parental Duty, Parenthood, Parenting, Parents, Relationships, Romance, Spouses, Wives, Women |
| Filters: | Marriage & Sex, Men, Movies & TV, Women, Women |
| References: | 1 Corinthians 7 , 2 Corinthians 6:14-18 |
| Tone: | Neutral/Mixed |
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The Waltons was a popular television series in the 1970s that told the story of a large family living in Virginia during the Depression era. An episode from the show's eighth season, entitled "The Lost Sheep," focuses on Erin Walton (Mary Beth McDonough), the fourth oldest of seven children. She has been dating a young army officer named Ashley (Jonathan Frakes) off and on for a few years. While on ...
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