In this episode of Theology of Film, hosts Ryan and Laura dive into Pixar's 'Finding Nemo.' They discuss the contrast between living in fear versus living freely, how community and teamwork are essential to growth, and the transformation experienced by both Marlin and Nemo. Additionally, they share personal reflections and actionable steps drawn from this episode's Scripture passage, highlighting the importance of reaching out for help and supporting others.

Discussed Passage

Ecclesiastes 4:9-11

Mentioned in This Episode

• Prom and Prejudice by Elizabeth Eulberg (book)
• Pemberley Ranch by Jack Caldwell (book)
• Ayesha at Last by Uzma Jalaluddin (book)
• Much Ado about Nada by Uzma Jalaluddin (book)
• Epic Fail by Claire Scovell LaZebnik (book)
• Squid Game (tv show)
• Parasite (movie)

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In this episode of 'Theology of Film,' Laura and Ryan delve into the movie '10 Things I Hate About You.' They reflect on the film's use of caricatures and stereotypes to portray high school life, discussing both the benefits and potential dangers of these exaggerated depictions, as well as how responsible storytelling can affect teenagers' perceptions and actions regarding relationships. Ultimately, they reflect on scriptural examples of Christian community, emphasizing the importance of living in harmony, humility, and peace with those God calls us to share our lives.

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Discussed Passage

Romans 12:9-18*

Mentioned in this episode:

• John Eldredge - Get Your Life Back (book)
• John Eldredge - Resilient (book)
• William Shakespeare - The Taming of The Shrew (play)
• Parks and Recreation - (tv show)
• John Mark Comer - Live No Lies (book)

*This month, a combination of miscommunication and disorganization resulted in us discussing the same passage in scripture as in our previous episode. We appreciate your patience as we work on ironing out the kinks in the podcast producing process. Please enjoy this episode as we continue to regard the wide applications of Romans 12!

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In this festive episode of Theology of Film, Ryan and Laura reflect on the true spirit of Christmas as they delve into the Netflix animated movie Klaus, exploring its themes of transformation, kindness, and community. Throughout their conversation, they explore how small acts of goodwill can spark widespread change, emphasizing the importance of genuine love, practicing compassion, and living peaceably with others.

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Discussed Passage

Romans 12:9-21

Mentioned in this episode:

• Arcane (tv series)
•  Ulysses - James Joyce (book)
• Wellness - Nathan Hill (book)
• The Christmas Chronicles (movie)

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