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Kenny and Mike discuss Enola Holmes and spot the faith elements on the Netflix film starring and produced by Millie Bobby Brown. Enola Holmes is the 16 year old sister of the famous London detective Sherlock Holmes and their older brother Mycroft....
Kenny and Mike discuss Enola Holmes and spot the faith elements on the Netflix film starring and produced by Millie Bobby Brown.
Enola Holmes is the 16 year old sister of the famous London detective Sherlock Holmes and their older brother Mycroft. Following the death of her father soon after she was born, and her brothers moving out when she was a young girl, Enola's world was her mother Eudoria and her home. Eudoria developed Enola's mind through traditional academic studies with special emphasis on developing deductive thinking. Eudoria also developed Enola's physical health through rigorous activities including Jujitsu.
When Eudoria is disappears on Enola's 16 birthday, her brothers return home where Sherlock is to find Eurdoria and Mycroft takes charge of raising Enola. Being her brother Sherlock's sister, Enola takes it upon herself to find her mother, led by clues left behind by Eudoria.
Faith Elements Spotted:
John 14- Jesus does not leave His disciples orphaned. He prepared his disciples to continue His ministry without Him with the guidance of the Holy Spirit.
Jesus offers his followers peace, His peace, which is different from the way the world sees and understands peace. The Peace Christ offers is God's faith.
John 10: The Good Shepherd, Jesus described himself as the good Shepherd who was willing and did lay down his life for the sake of the flock under his care. He was able to do that partly because of His peace he had that came from his love for and faithfulness in God's promise of life eternal in God's Kingdom. Disciples are to have that same peace and willingness to be good shepherds who risk and at times suffer for the sake of those in their care.
Matthew 18, Luke 15 the Parable of the Lost Sheep. As good shepherds disciples are called to go out into the dark wilderness searching for the lost one, not remain with the 99 who are safe.
Philippians 2:12 Disciples must take responsibilities for their own faith, or as Paul taught the members of the church he founded in Philippi. to work out their own salvation. John Wesley, the founder of Methodism emphasized this teaching for followers of the Methodist movement. Although parents, friends, and others can play a significant role in introducing and developing one's faith, each person must take responsibility for their own faith and relationship with Christ.
Mike and Kenny discuss the wonderful film and spot faith elements reflected in Titus Kaphar's feature length directorial and screenwriting debut. Included is great conversation with Titus Kaphar.
Kenny and Mike discuss Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, Tim Burton's sequel to his 1988 classic horror conference Beetlejuice. Michael Keaton returns as Betelgeuse, the bio-exorcist along with Winona Ryder and Catherine O'Hara who reprise their roles as Lydia...
Kenny and Mike review and spot faith elements presented in the powerful A24 film Sing Sing, The film is based on the true story of John Divine G Whitfield (Colman Domingo) who was falsely convicted and spent 25 years in …
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Mike and Kenny discuss and spot faith reflected in Chrisopher Nolan's latest film, a biography of physist and "father of the atomic bomb" J. Robert Oppenheimer. The film stars Cillian Murphy, Morton Downey Jr., Emily Blunt, Florence Pugh, Matt Damon,...
In the first of two episodes, writer/director Owen Kline joined Kenny and Mike for an extended Zoom interview discussing his new A24 film Funny Pages as well as faith as reflected in film, story, comics and video store experiences. Owen …
