This Sunday, HBO’s ‘Succession’ Was The Antithesis Of Easter

(REVIEW) It just so happens that one of the most anticipated events of the HBO show — the death of patriarch and media tycoon Logan Roy — aired on Easter Sunday. If Easter is meant to celebrate resurrection and forgiveness, this episode mourns the opposite.

Christianity, Film & TVJillian CheneyApril 11, 2023Jillian Cheney, Succession, HBO Succession, Succession HBO, Easter, resurrection, forgiveness, Christianity, TV, television, Primary FeatureComment

‘The Banshees Of Inisherin’ Asks The Question: Does God Care About Miniature Donkeys?

(REVIEW) Ever get the sinking feeling that your friends don’t like you? That every time you talk, they’re just wishing you’d shut up — that they’re even timing how long you talk? Or worse: have you always thought you had a friend until, one day, they just told you they didn’t like you anymore? That horrifying premise is the driving force behind Martin McDonagh’s heartbreakingly bloody friendship breakup “The Banshees of Inisherin.”

Overflowing Cups Of Joy: Discovering Pathways Leading To The Fullness Of Salvation

(OPINION) Everyone’s cup of joy is full in heaven. So why concern ourselves whether the paths we are taking will bring us into the fullness of salvation? Our cups will be full. Yes, but not everyone’s cup of joy will be the same size, “for the measure you give will be the measure you get.”

Opinion, North AmericaMichael MetzgerJune 9, 2022Michael metzger, fullness of salvation, joy, forgiveness, Nancy Pelosi, Catholic Church, Dallas Willard, tithes and offerings, Michael MetzgerComment

The history of forgiveness in racial reconciliation

(OPINION) Forgiveness has been crucial throughout history to heal tensions between races after injustice and evil. It’s just as important today.

Africa, Opinion, PoliticsSchadrac Junior Ondongo BongoAugust 14, 2020Schadrac junior ondongo bongo, congo, racial reconciliation, forgiveness, race relations, racism, slavery, john newton, Christianity, Jesus Christ, Bible Comment

Civil Rights Activist John Perkins On How To Heal America

John Perkins, an author and activist, sat down with a reporter to discuss the role of faith in healing racial divisions. In the wake of George Floyd’s death and the subsequent protests, Perkins says the present moment is an opportunity to progress toward unity and reconciliation through abundant love and forgiveness.

North America, NewsLiza VandenboomJune 10, 2020christianity, healing, racial injustice, racial division, forgiveness, ministry, protests, evangelical, reconciliation, Secondary Feature, Liza Vandenboom, Christianity, Elizabeth Vandenboom, Evangelical, John PerkinsComment

True Story Of Racism and Redemption ‘Just Mercy’ Now Streaming Free

(REVIEW) “Just Mercy” follows civil rights lawyer Bryan Stevenson as he represents a black man on death row in Alabama, wrongly accused of murdering a white 18-year-old girl. The movie based on a true story is about systemic racism and corruption within the justice system, but it’s also about how those injustices can change.

North America, Film & TV, Culture, OpinionJillian CheneyJune 5, 2020Jillian Cheney, Just Mercy, George Floyd, just mercy watch free, watch just mercy, warner bros, forgiveness, Bryan Stevenson, Equal Justice Initiative, Primary Feature, black lives matter, Michael B. Jordan, ChristianityComment

These parents grieved their daughter by sharing their faith with her killers

Twenty-five years ago, a college junior was raped and murdered. Her parents found peace by sharing Jesus with the men responsible.

News, North AmericaBobby Ross Jr.April 8, 2020Bobby Ross Jr., Christian convert, murder, forgiving murder, forgiveness, reconcilation, crime, secondary feature, Secondary feature, Secondary Feature, ChristianityComment

Why Did Some Media Show Brandt Jean’s Courtroom Hug But Edit Out his Remarks?

(OPINION) After several clicks and searches, we did find full-length versions of the video provided by Fox News and the Dallas Morning News. It makes us wonder why some media felt the need to excise Brandt’s words, which were so incredible.

Copts Pick Up Pieces After Bombings: Q&A With Egypt's Bishop Thomas

There have been tears, but Copts still fill their churches. "There is sadness in their hearts, but they still hold to the responsibility that God has given: We are not afraid. We love. And we ask for justice," Bishop Thomas told TMP.

English, Africa, Conflict, Justice, Religion, NewsJayson CasperMay 4, 2017Egypt, Copts, Islam, terrorism, bombings, forgiveness, love, Easter, Palm Sunday, Jayson Casper, Coptic Christians, Q&A, opinion, Coptic Orthodox

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