About eight years ago a friend gifted me a collection of her prayers called A Prayer Journal. The book is brief, only forty pages long–and it is not because she prayed only a few pages worth. No, the words reveal a woman whose heart burned for God. 

Trotter considered John Ruskin's proposal, and decided she could not pour her life into artwork and “seek first the Kingdom of God and His Righteousness” at the same time. So, she chose the latter.

Clint Eastwood’s latest film is a hidden gem. Hidden because it went straight to streaming with a limit release. A gem because, well, it is a really good film.

Today, I want to offer another reason why I review movies. I'll start with a story . . .

Four ways art dialogues with the Christian Faith.

Mildred Pierce (1945) captured my attention from the opening scene.

Here is the story behind the hymn, "Just as I am."

A film that illuminates money’s power over the human heart is Sam Raimi’s A Simple Plan (1998) based on the novel by the same title. This little known movie stars Bill Paxton, Billy Bob Thornton, and Bridget Fonda. It is a hidden gem, for sure, especially if you enjoyed movies like Fargo or No Country Old Men.

The main obstacle that comes to mind is that most classical Christian schools have limited resources.

BlackBerry (2023) probably flew under your radar. Here's a review of the Canadian film worth seeing!