Review: Prisoners

In Prisoners, "What can you live with” is poignantly painted against “what you can’t live without” on the emotionally raw canvas of a father’s heart.

World / CultureEthan BoltonOctober 24, 2019film, cinema, review, prisoners, justice, truth, crime, children, child

The Eyes of a Child

Will the Son of David grant to us the gift of eyes that see again?

Spiritual GrowthJosiah PittsOctober 17, 2019wonder, glory, grandeur, awe, worship, child, faith, sight

For Mother's Day

Scripture clearly calls all children to honor their parents, and Mother’s Day gives us a wonderful occasion to fulfill that command.

World / CultureJeff BurnettMay 9, 2019mom, mother, mother's day, honor, grandma, thankful, parent, parents, children, child

Review: Eighth Grade

The movie Eighth Grade is both a product of our times and a timeless tribute to one of the most trying phases of life: the edge of middle school adolescence.

Art, World / CultureEthan BoltonMarch 21, 2019film, review, cinema, culture, eighth grade, adolescence, middle school, movie, empathy, children, child, teenager