Résultats pour "The Cinema" dans Ministère et évangélisme

Discover what’s found between the silver screen and the sacred! Each month on Cinema Verbi, Fr. Matt Hood and Fr. Brian Meldrum, priests of the Archdiocese of Detroit, discuss a popular film and unpack the truth, goodness, and beauty found within it. Listen to find the seeds of God’s Word in the movies you love.

"The wages of cinema is death."A movie podcast where theology meets banter. In each episode, we discuss a film that we love (or love to hate). We explore it through a series of prompts, like "Who would you pray for in this movie?" or "Would this movie be better with Kirk Cameron?" It's part movie review, part spiritual reflection. All good times.

Le mercredi est aussi le jour du cinéma sur Radio Espérance. Quels sont les films à l'affiche ? Lequel est le plus intéressant à voir ? Grâce au regard éclairé de Marie-Christine d'André sur le septième art, vous allez peut-être faire d'autres choix à votre prochaine séance. Une chronique diffusée sur les ondes de Radio Espérance le mercredi à 7h50, 12h40 et 19h10.

CreativeHeart Cinema: Stories That Stay With YouWhere cinematic storytelling meets faith, mystery, and emotional depth.Each episode unfolds like a short film for the soul, weaving psychological suspense, raw emotions, and redemptive hope into immersive, character-driven stories. Through mystery, resilience, and the unseen battles of the heart—grace, healing, and faith emerge in unexpected ways.If you've ever wrestled with self-doubt, past wounds, or questions about purpose, these stories will remind you:✨ You are seen. You are loved. Your story is still being written.🔹 What You'll Find ...

The days of counting swear words are over. Welcome to a fresh voice in film and faith. Join Cinema Faith founder Jonathan Butrin and cinephile Tim Nelson as they discuss film through a Christian lens.

A podcast where we dive below the surface of movies.

A monthly film and theology podcast hosted by the Winterstein brothers.

Do you watch movies with your eyes open? You buy your tickets and concessions, and you walk into the theater. Celluloid images flash at 24 frames per second, and the hypnotic sequence of moving pictures coaxes you to suspend disbelief and be entertained by the implausible. Unfortunately, many often suspend their beliefs as well, succumbing to subtle lessons in how to behave, think, and even perceive reality.