Jesus Christ calls the Church His bride…purchased by His blood (Ephesians 5:25-32). So why is it that many Christians today regard the church as unimportant and don’t want to be committed to a local body? If we are to love what Jesus loves, why don’t we value what He regards as utterly precious: His own cherished [...]
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Trumpkin the dwarf was right. A year after the Pevensie children’s last trip through the wardrobe, Narnia is a more violent and sinister place than they…and movie viewers…recall. And the film makers make no apology for that. Director Andrew Adamson admits, “This film is probably a little darker and grittier than the last one.” And that it [...]
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Last evening I saw a romantic comedy that was sweet, funny, clean, clever and innocent. I listened to charming songs and saw dazzling dances, state-of-the-art special effects, and poufy princess dresses. And I laughed and sighed and smiled.
I am Enchanted.
Giselle is a beautiful auburn-haired cartoon princess who has just met the love of her life: Prince Edward, [...]
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