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Average rating: 3.9 · 636 ratings · 166 reviews · 15 distinct worksSimilar authors
Movies Are Prayers: How Fil...

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Fear Not!: A Christian Appr...

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A Theology of Star Wars

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Timeless

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“Christian lament is not simply complaint. Yes, it stares clear-eyed at awfulness and even wonders if God has gone...Yet at its fullest, biblical lament expresses sorrow over losing a world that was once good alongside a belief that it can be made good again. Lament isn't giving up, it's giving over. When we lift up our sorrow and our pain, we turn it over to the only one who can meet it: our God.”
Josh Larsen, Movies Are Prayers: How Films Voice Our Deepest Longings
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“Christian joy, after all, is itself a response to the silly, the absurd: the good news. That God would come down to reclaim us through the sacrificial and atoning work of Jesus, rather than simply scrap it all and start over, is laughably illogical.”
Josh Larsen, Movies Are Prayers: How Films Voice Our Deepest Longings

“When we reach this point--when we've meditated on Scripture but still run up against the mystery of God--we must surrender to the art of contemplative prayer. Here, meaning and purpose are relinquished. Emptiness is accepted. Experience is open-ended.”
Josh Larsen, Movies Are Prayers: How Films Voice Our Deepest Longings



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