Claim OwnershipWorldview Media Podcast with Gordan & Joyce Runyan
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Welcome to the Worldview Media Podcast with Gordan and Joyce Runyan. Where current entertainment media are analyzed, by looking through the covenant lens provided by the Bible. You know, God is the original and greatest storyteller. So it is important for Christians to study the art of narrative, and use it for God’s glory, in the advancement of the kingdom of Jesus Christ. This is a production of Reconstructionist Radio.
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The WVM team takes backstage passes into the dressing room of classic rock band, Queen, with this well-acted movie about the life of front-man Freddie Mercury. We explore thematic issues of sexual sin, emotional use/abuse, and the loneliness that always results from rebellion.
Worldview Discussion of “Spider Man: Far From Home”
Worldview Discussion of “Pride & Prejudice”
Worldview Discussion of “The Guernsey Literary & Potato Peel Pie Society”
Worldview Discussion of “Christopher Robin”
Worldview Discussion of “Troll Hunter”
Worldview Discussion of “Ant-Man and the Wasp”
Worldview Discussion of “The Incredibles 2”
Worldview Discussion of “Stone of Destiny”
Worldview Discussion on “The Suspicions of Mr. Whicher”
Worldview Discussion on “An Inspector Calls”
Worldview Discussion on “The Greatest Showman”
Worldview Discussion of “Avengers: Infinity War”
Worldview Discussion on “Solo”
Join the WVM team on an actual road trip as we podcast from our van, and dodge cows on the way to “Vegas, baby!” and discuss the recent Star Wars tragedy. Travesty? Tragedy? You decide.
The WVM team learns to view time non-linearly and talk to space octopi in search of worldview nuggets.
The WVM team travels to twisted old England, and a dark manor house that is home to a family that falls somewhere between the ones on “Roseanne” and “Texas Chainsaw Massacre.” It’s the film adaptation of Agatha Christie’s novel, a study in human depravity, the corrupting nature of riches….and murder.
The WVM team braves dangerous drug lords, corrupt cops, angry river campers, and Johnny Cash’s brother to bring out the worldview nuggets and storytelling pointers in N.D. Wilson’s “The River Thief.”
The WVM team braves a PBS Masterpiece Theater offering staring Benedict Cumberbatch, a movie with two, or possibly three, partial plots that all go nowhere and end in the middle. And it’s as lovely as it sounds, while managing to substitute depression for the lack of story arcs.
Worldview Discussion on “Wind River”
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