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Category Archives: Scattershooting
Film Review: Gleason
In the game of football months, sometimes years of training go into preparing for the seconds that occur after the ball is snapped. Although the tactics, strategies and plays can be very complicated, at its core, football is a simple … Continue reading
Posted in Faith Shots, Film Shots, Scattershooting
Tagged ALS, Apostle Paul, Clay Tweel, faith, Gleason, Hebrews, hope, Lou Gehrig, Michel Varisco Gleason, Philippians, purpose, Steve Gleason
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Film Review: Louder Than Bombs
Louder Than Bombs (directed by Joachim Trier) is an American-Norwegian film about a family still coming to grips with the untimely loss of the wife and mother. It stars Gabriel Byrne, Jesse Eisenberg, Isabelle Huppert, David Strathairn, and Devin Druid. Byrne stars as Gene, a failed … Continue reading
Cross+Roads Faith and Film Renewal Tour, Cannes: Film Review “Filiosophi Kopi”
To some, coffee is just a carrier of caffeine that fuels a dulled mind and a tired body. To Coffee-philes, it is much more than that, it is one of the great joys of life. “Filosofi Kopi” is a film … Continue reading
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Tagged coffee, faith, faith and film, famiy systems, filosofi kopi, healing, healing and wholeness, Jacob, new life, Peace, spirituality
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Cross+Roads Renewal: Cannes
Upon my first full day in the town of Cannes, France, I was reminded of a truth I often forget, sometimes it’s good to get lost. The day following my 29 hour trip to this sublime town, and after a … Continue reading
Cross + Roads Faith and Film Festival Overview
After King David coveted and took Bathsheba, the wife of Uriah, a loyal soldier fighting the King’s battles, David tried and failed to cover up his offense. When that planned failed he had Uriah killed in a last gasp attempt … Continue reading
Cross + Roads: Renewal Tour- Tribeca Film Festival
Cross Roads Faith and Film Renewal: Day 1 After arriving in NYC and settling in my hotel, I ventured out to get my bearings. While here I was hoping to run into a friend I have known for over 25 … Continue reading
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Tagged broadway, faith, faith in art, forgiveness, grace, javert, Jean Valjean, Les Misérables, revenge, saul, the Apostle Paul, tribeca film festival
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Film Review “Whiplash”
With the name “Whiplash” and the subject matter built around jazz music, particularly drums, one would expect a film that explodes from the screen and provides a beat that cannot be missed. That is just what one gets in this … Continue reading
In Case You Missed It Film Review Series: “War Photographer”
Originally posted on CrossRoads Faith and Film:
With the recent murder of foreign correspondent James Foley we are reminded the danger war correspondents accept in their determination to report on wars and conflicts and in so doing share the suffering…
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Of Voice and Verse
Although the genesis and perhaps lion’s share of credit for the power in this inspiring scene from “Dead Poets Society” belongs with screenwriter Tom Schulman, it is the understated yet determined passion in Robin Williams’s delivery that carries the power … Continue reading
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Tagged "Dead Poets Society", Apostles, community, freedom, jesus, John Wesely, Robin Williams, sanctification, thought
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“On The Pulpit Floor: Sermon Points That Time Denied”
In their 1973 song, Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker) The Rolling Stones are singing about an “accidental” shooting in New York City. Given the history of that, and subsequent times, it’s not hard to imagine that the lyrics refer to racial … Continue reading