Projecting Perspectives

Join Zack, Kyle, and Cooper as they explore the themes of sacrifice, friendship, and hope in "Project Hail Mary," a family-friendly sci-fi film recently released. This episode delves into the powerful bond between Dr. Grace and Rocky the alien, highlighting Christian values of selflessness and perseverance. Discover how space exploration serves as a great area for pushing us forward and reminding us of the Creator's vast universe. Perfect for sci-fi fans and believers seeking meaningful entertainment, this episode inspires with its blend of cosmic curiosity and biblical truth.

Join Kyle Sanders, Zack Sanders, and Devin Leitch as they explore the deeper themes in The Lego Movie, revealing insights into identity, creativity, and grace from a Biblical perspective. Discover how this playful film critiques legalism and highlights the true source of value—God as Creator and Redeemer. Perfect for parents and believers, this episode offers wisdom on guiding children to think critically about media and worldview.

In this episode, Kyle Sanders hosts a discussion with Zack and Devin on The Truman Show: a film that exposes how deception, control, and the desire to be known shape our modern culture—and how it mirrors the spiritual truths we often overlook. They reveal the unsettling parallels between Truman’s orchestrated world and our own reality, exploring how control is an illusion, and why true freedom demands stepping out of the fabricated comfort zone.

Join Kyle Sanders with Cooper and Zack Sanders as they delve into Arrival, a film that explores ideas around communication and perceiving time. Discover how language becomes a bridge to peace, challenging our understanding of purpose and unity.Explore the film's themes of time, sacrifice, and learn how the alien's unique language reshapes humanity's future. This episode dives into how to watch this movie through a Christian Worldview.

Join hosts Kyle Sanders and Devin Leitch as they delve into the timeless lessons of Disney's Beauty and the Beast. Discover how the story's themes of humility, sacrificial love, and character development can lead to great conversation. Through a biblical lens, they explore the transformation from beastly pride to selfless love, highlighting the power of inner change and redemption. Perfect for fans of storytelling, Christian insights, and Disney classics, this episode invites you to see the beauty in becoming better and how Beauty and the Beast is full of great themes to discuss.

Join Kyle ,and Zack Sanders as they explore the inspiring story behind the 1966 Texas Western basketball team in Glory Road and how their trailblazing journey changed college sports and challenged societal norms. Discover the powerful themes of perseverance, racial equality, and leadership that make this film a timeless classic.

Join Kyle Sanders, Cooper Sanders, and Devin Leitch as they explore the fascinating lessons from the movie Moneyball, which delves into innovative leadership, strategic use of data, and redefining success in the face of limitations. Whether you're a sports fan or just interested in leadership lessons, this episode unpacks the deeper themes found within this movie through a Christian Worldview.

In this episode, Kyle and Cooper Sanders delve into Treasure Planet’s captivating blend of space adventure and classic pirate lore to explore what truly matters in life.They discuss Jim Hawkins’ journey for purpose, trust, and self-identity, and why Silver’s complex antagonist makes for one of the best Disney villains. From the importance of mentors to the battles we face, this episode dives deep into the themes of responsibility, sacrifice, and the pursuit of a greater calling.

In this episode, Kyle Sanders hosts a deep and thought-provoking conversation with Devin Leitch and Zack Sanders about the nature of legacy, suffering, and the Christian life, inspired by the film 'Train Dreams.' They explore themes of intentionality, the fleeting nature of life, and the importance of faith in facing life's hardships. Explore the profound themes of grief, purpose, and legacy through a detailed analysis of the film 'Train Dreams.' This episode delves into how life's fleeting moments, loss, and the search for meaning shape our existence and faith.

In this episode of Projecting Perspectives, Kyle Sanders, Zack Sanders, and Devin Leitch dive into the classic Disney film Pinocchio, exploring themes of responsibility, accountability, and moral lessons. They discuss the significance of the characters, the role of conscience, and the film's impact on storytelling. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding the film's fairy tale nature and its deeper meanings, particularly from a Christian worldview. In this conversation, the hosts explore the themes of Disney's Pinocchio, focusing on the character's journey from a puppet to a real boy. They discuss Geppetto's joy at Pinocchio's awakening, the temptations presented by characters like Honest John and Gideon, and the moral lessons surrounding truthfulness, bravery, and selflessness. The conversation delves into the consequences of Pinocchio's choices, particularly during his time on Pleasure Island, and culminates in a discussion about the significance of facing challenges, represented by the whale, Monstro. Ultimately, they reflect on the transformation of Pinocchio into a real boy and the implications of that change.

In this episode, Kyle and Zach Sanders explore the themes of coaching, unity, and adversity through the lens of the movie 'Miracle.' They discuss the characteristics of a good coach, the importance of discipline and sacrifice, and the journey of building a cohesive team. The conversation highlights the significance of identity in sports, overcoming rivalries, and the power of belief and leadership, culminating in the iconic USA vs. Soviet Union hockey game during the 1980 Olympics. The episode concludes with reflections on the legacy of this historic moment and what it means to be a Christian in the U.S.A.

In this episode, Kyle Sanders and Devin Leitch discuss the 1993 Disney film 'Cool Runnings,' which tells the inspiring story of the Jamaican bobsled team at the 1988 Winter Olympics. They explore themes of identity, perseverance, and the underdog mentality, emphasizing the importance of character over winning. The conversation delves into the film's portrayal of race and the refreshing lack of heavy-handed moral grandstanding, as well as the personal growth of the characters. The hosts reflect on the significance of finishing well and the lessons that can be drawn from the team's journey, ultimately highlighting that integrity and belief in oneself are more valuable than medals.

In this episode, Kyle Sanders, Devin Leitch, and Zack Sanders discuss the end of 'The Dark Knight Rises,' exploring its themes, character dynamics, and the emotional weight of the trilogy's conclusion. They delve into the significance of truth, the complexities of Bane as a villain and his overall goal, and the nobility of Officer Blake (Robin). The conversation highlights the film's exploration of sacrifice, legacy, and the moral dilemmas faced by its characters, culminating in Batman's return and the challenges he must confront.

In this episode, Kyle Sanders, Devin Leitch, and Zack Sanders discuss the start of 'The Dark Knight Rises,' exploring its themes, character dynamics, and the emotional weight of the trilogy's conclusion. They delve into the significance of truth, the complexities of Bane as a villain, and the pivotal relationship between Bruce Wayne and Alfred. The conversation highlights the film's exploration of sacrifice, legacy, and the moral dilemmas faced by its characters, culminating in Batman's return and the challenges he must confront.

In this episode of "Projecting Perspectives," hosts Kyle Sanders, Devin Leitch, and Zack Sanders wrap up "The Dark Knight," focusing on its themes of morality, chaos, and heroism. They explore the film's portrayal of the Joker as an agent of chaos and Batman's struggle with ethical dilemmas. The discussion highlights key scenes, such as the ferry dilemma, the interrogation scene, and the ending with Two-Face, emphasizing the film's exploration of good versus evil and the complexity of human nature. The conversation also draws parallels between the film's narrative and theological concepts, discussing the idea of self-sacrifice and redemption.

In this episode of Projecting Perspectives, hosts Kyle Sanders, Devin Leitch, and Zach Sanders dive deep into the enduring legacy of "The Dark Knight," exploring its themes of morality, and chaos. They reflect on the film's impact nearly two decades after its release, discussing how nostalgia plays a role in its continued popularity. The conversation highlights Heath Ledger's iconic portrayal of the Joker, emphasizing the character's chaotic nature and philosophical implications. The hosts also draw parallels between the film's narrative and real-life moral dilemmas, encouraging listeners to consider the blurred lines between good and evil as depicted in the movie. Join them as the begin their journey through the first half of the film on this third episode in their Dark Knight Trilogy series!

In this episode of Projecting Perspectives, hosts Kyle Sanders and Devin Leitch delve into the moral complexities of "Batman Begins." They explore why audiences are drawn to heroes like Batman, who refuse to cross ethical lines, and discuss the significance of trustworthiness and self-control. The conversation highlights key scenes, such as Batman's first appearance and his confrontation with Scarecrow, while examining the roles of supporting characters like Rachel and Alfred as moral compasses. The episode concludes with a discussion on the moral dilemmas faced by Batman, setting the stage for the next installment in the Dark Knight trilogy.

In this episode, Kyle Sanders and Pastor Devin Leitch explore the themes of trauma, redemption, and morality in Christopher Nolan's Batman Begins as they start their first episode in their series through the Dark Knight Trilogy. They discuss Batman's popularity, the philosophical questions raised in Nolan's films, and the moral dilemmas faced by Bruce Wayne as he transforms into Batman. The conversation delves into the significance of fear, sacrifice, and the struggle between justice and revenge, ultimately highlighting the importance of making righteous decisions in the face of darkness.

In this episode of Projecting Perspectives, host Kyle Sanders and guests Devin Leitch, Zack Sanders, and Cooper Sanders reflect on their favorite movies of 2025, discuss films they rewatched, and share some movies they may wished were a little better from the year. They also look ahead to the exciting movie releases of 2026, including anticipated sequels and adaptations. The conversation highlights themes of family, legacy, and the impact of storytelling in cinema, while also addressing the challenges of modern filmmaking.

In this episode, Zack and Kyle Sanders delve into the timeless tale of "A Christmas Carol," exploring its themes of redemption and transformation. They discuss the impact of the three ghosts on Ebenezer Scrooge's journey from a miserly, self-centered man to a generous and caring individual. The conversation highlights the lessons of compassion, the importance of community, and the enduring relevance of Charles Dickens' classic story. 

In this conversation, join Kyle Sanders, Zack Sanders, and Devin Leitch as they explore the themes of the classic film 'It's a Wonderful Life,' focusing on the impact of alternate realities, the significance of nobility and sacrifice, and the role of faith in navigating life's challenges. They discuss George Bailey's journey, his struggles with choices and regrets, and the importance of community and family support. The conversation highlights how the film's portrayal of God reflects a reverence for His sovereignty and the hope that comes from redemption.

In this episode, Kyle Sanders and Devin Leitch explore the themes of traditions, redemption, and the human condition as depicted in the live-action version of 'How the Grinch Stole Christmas.' They discuss the importance of flexibility in traditions, the humor and irony present in the film, and the character development of the Grinch. The conversation delves into the backstory of the Grinch, the role of Cindy Lou Who, and the ultimate message of redemption and acceptance, contrasting it with the deeper spiritual allegory and change seen within the original story.

In this episode, Kyle Sanders and Devin Leitch discuss the animated Christmas film 'Klaus.' They explore themes of nostalgia, childhood memories, and the impact of selflessness and kindness. The conversation delves into character development, the ripple effect of good deeds, and the film's underlying messages about family and community. They reflect on the beauty of the animation and the unique storytelling that sets 'Klaus' apart from other holiday films, emphasizing the importance of small acts of kindness and the joy of giving.

In this episode, Kyle Sanders and Devin Leitch delve into the classic film 'Mary Poppins,' exploring its themes of imagination, family, and the balance between structure and play. They discuss whether Mary Poppins is a real character or a figment of imagination, and how she serves as a catalyst for change within the Banks family. The conversation touches on the importance of family, the necessity of play, and the spiritual lessons that can be drawn from the film, such as prioritizing family over personal agendas and the role of a guiding figure in bringing harmony.

In this episode of Projecting Perspectives, hosts Kyle Sanders and Devin Leitch delve into the 1931 film "Frankenstein," exploring its themes of creation, humanity's desire to play God, and the theological implications of such pursuits. They discuss the film's portrayal of Dr. Frankenstein's obsession with creating life and the consequences that follow, drawing parallels to the original sin and the concept of the Imago Dei. The conversation also touches on the monster's childlike nature, its struggle with identity, and the moral questions raised by its existence. Through thoughtful analysis, Kyle and Devin invite listeners to reflect on the deeper meanings behind this classic horror film and its relevance to contemporary discussions on faith and morality.

In this episode of Projecting Perspectives, host Kyle Sanders and guest Alex Morgan dive into the enchanting world of "Wonka," the 2023 prequel to the classic "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory." They explore the film's themes of hope, perseverance, and the power of dreams, as Wonka navigates a corrupt world with relentless positivity. The discussion highlights the importance of community, the influence of Wonka's mother, and the whimsical yet profound journey of opening a chocolate shop. Join them as they unravel the magic behind Wonka's story and its timeless message of generosity and determination.

In this episode of Projecting Perspectives, host Kyle Sanders and guest Alex Morgan delve into the themes of 'Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.' They explore the contrasts between innocence and indulgence, the testing of character, and the moral lessons embodied by the characters. Each child represents a different deadly sin, while Charlie exemplifies selflessness and the pursuit of a better life for his family. The conversation highlights the importance of truth, generosity, and the true meaning of happiness, culminating in Charlie's redemption and the fulfillment of his dreams.

In this episode of Projecting Perspectives, Kyle Sanders, Devin Leitch, and Zack Sanders explore the themes of protection versus control, the nature of cults, and the implications of sin as depicted in M. Night Shyamalan's film 'The Village.' They discuss the balance between protecting loved ones and isolating them from the world, the dangers of manipulation and fear in cult-like societies, and the importance of engaging with the world while maintaining a Christian worldview. The conversation culminates in a deep analysis of the film's ending, revealing the consequences of lies and the unmasking of fear.

Join us for this special episode as Kyle and Zack Sanders discuss their favorite movies for the spooky season, emphasizing the importance of discernment when watching films, especially classic horror and suspense genres. They explore the differences between classic horror films and modern ones, the moral implications of artistic expression, and the nature of suspense in storytelling. The conversation highlights the need for viewers to be aware of the content they consume and to reflect on the messages conveyed through film.

In this episode of Projecting Perspectives, hosts Kyle Sanders and Devin Leitch delve into Alfred Hitchcock's classic film, "The Birds." They explore the film's central themes of chaos and the unknown, debating whether it represents external danger or internal psychological turmoil. Through a Christian lens, they discuss the importance of genuine community connections in preventing chaos and sin. The conversation highlights Hitchcock's masterful storytelling, which leaves audiences grappling with unresolved tension and the human desire for order amidst disorder. Join Kyle and Devin as they navigate the film's suspenseful narrative and its broader implications on society and faith.

In this episode of "Projecting Perspectives," hosts Kyle Sanders and Devin Leitch delve into the themes of the movie "Wild Robot," exploring its portrayal of the relationship between technology and nature. They discuss the concept of the Imago Dei, or the image of God, and how it distinguishes humans from machines. The conversation touches on the attributes humans share with God, such as reason, intellect, and morality, and contrasts them with the incommunicable attributes like omniscience and omnipresence. The hosts also reflect on the movie's themes of community, kindness, and the idea of finding family in unconventional places, while critiquing its postmodern worldview and the portrayal of robots developing human-like empathy and emotions. They emphasize the Christian perspective that true morality and goodness stem from the character of God, and express their disappointment with the movie's ending, which they feel undermines its central thesis.

In this episode, Kyle and Zack Sanders explore the themes of isolation and connection in the classic film "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial." They discuss how the movie portrays the bond between the young boy, Elliot, and the alien, E.T., highlighting the importance of friendship and family. The conversation dives into a conversation regarding the film's narrative and the Christian faith, emphasizing the significance of community and the transformative power of connection. 

In this conversation, Kyle Sanders and Devin Leitch explore the themes of grief, community, and moral choices as depicted in the animated film 'Big Hero 6'. They discuss the importance of community in navigating grief, the character development of Hiro, and the role of Baymax as a moral compass. The conversation delves into the complexities of revenge, the need for connection, and the transformative power of sacrifice and redemption. Ultimately, they highlight how building relationships and supporting one another can lead to healing and growth through a Christian worldview!

In this episode of Projecting Perspectives, hosts Kyle Sanders and Devin Leitch delve into the timeless classic, "The Princess Bride." They explore the film's themes of true love versus forced love, the power of storytelling, and the comedic use of irony. The conversation highlights the film's iconic lines, memorable characters, and the enduring appeal of its narrative. Through their discussion, Kyle and Devin reflect on the importance of storytelling in shaping our understanding of life and relationships, while also sharing personal insights and humorous anecdotes. Join them for a nostalgic journey through a film that remains fun for the whole family.

In this episode of Projecting Perspectives, Kyle and Zack Sanders delve into the powerful themes of unity and change depicted in the classic sports film 'Remember the Titans.' They explore how sports serve as a backdrop for stories of racial reconciliation, leadership, and community. The conversation highlights key moments from the film, including the challenges faced by the characters, the importance of purpose, and the moral choices made by the coaches and players. The episode emphasizes the film's relevance to contemporary issues and the role of faith in fostering unity among diverse communities.

In this episode, Kyle, Faith and Devin discuss the final installment of the Hunger Games series, Mockingjay Part 2. They explore themes of rebellion versus government control, the burden of freedom, and the moral dilemmas faced by the characters. The conversation delves into Katniss Everdeen's reluctant heroism, the impact of personal losses, and the nature of power as represented by Coin and Snow. The group reflect on the film's ending and its implications for Katniss's future, ultimately concluding with a discussion on the epilogue and the hope it represents.

In this episode, Kyle, Faith, and Devin delve into the themes of the Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1, exploring the struggles of living underground in District 13, the changes made in the movie adaptation, and the complexities of Katniss as a leader. They discuss the importance of authenticity in rebellion, the symbolism of the Hanging Tree song, and the emotional weight of love and sacrifice as the characters navigate their tumultuous world. The conversation culminates in reflections on the cost of love and the nature of villainy, leaving listeners with thought-provoking insights about the narrative and its characters.

In this episode, the hosts discuss the themes and character developments in 'Catching Fire', the second installment of the Hunger Games series. They explore the impact of President Snow's control, the significance of the Victor's Tour, and the symbolism of the Mockingjay. The conversation delves into the importance of alliances in the arena, the challenges faced by the characters, and the ultimate rebellion against the Capitol. The episode concludes with reflections on the film's ending and the implications for the characters moving forward.

In this episode, Kyle, Zack, and Faith discuss the themes and characters of The Hunger Games, exploring the dystopian elements, survival instincts, and the impact of government control. They delve into the relationships between characters, particularly Katniss and Peeta, and the significance of hope and sacrifice throughout the story. The conversation also highlights the brutality of the Hunger Games and the emotional weight of Rue's death, setting the stage for the rebellion against the Capitol.

In this episode, Kyle and Zach Sanders discuss the film 'Shattered Glass,' which tells the true story of journalist Stephen Glass, who fabricated numerous articles during his time at The New Republic. The conversation explores themes of truth, integrity, and the consequences of deception in journalism. They reflect on the importance of character over charisma, the impact of lies on personal and professional lives, and the need for accountability in storytelling. The episode concludes with a call to live in truth and the dangers of hypocrisy.

What does a movie look like when it's fun to watch but doesn't have the best message?Join Kyle Sanders, Devon Leitch, and Cooper Sanders as they discuss the Disney movie Hercules, exploring its themes of mythology, heroism, and the flawed worldview it presents.

In this episode, Kyle Sanders, Devin Leitch, and Cooper Sanders delve into the themes of time loops and personal growth as they analyze the film Edge of Tomorrow. They discuss the implications of living the same day repeatedly, the character development of Tom Cruise's character, and the emotional weight of sacrifice. The conversation also touches on broader themes of courage, fear, and the nature of reality, culminating in a thoughtful examination of the film's ending and its significance.

Join Host Kyle Sanders and Guests, Zack and Cooper Sanders, as they discuss and share their thoughts on the recent release of Superman on this special episode!

What does it look like to practically discuss details on a movie after watching it? What do our conversations look like after we walk out of the movie theatre?Join Kyle Sanders and his brothers, Zack and Cooper, on a special episode of the podcast as they cover a recent summer release in F1!

What happens when juror #8 votes not guilty? What happens when the evidence is broken down and the men start to think through their original votes? What does it mean to be prejudice? What does compassion look like? Join Host Kyle Sanders, and Guest, Devin Leitch and Cooper Sanders, as they discuss the movie 12 Angry Men.

Who is your Benny? What makes for the greatest pickle of all time? What happens when Smalls takes his stepdad's baseball signed by Babe Ruth and hits it into the 'Beast' backyard?Join host Kyle Sanders and his brothers, Cooper and Zack, as they discuss The Sandlot!

How does a father deal patiently with a disobedient son? What does a crazy trip look like for Goofy and his son, Max? Will Max make the right decision or will he choose the wrong path?Join host, Kyle Sanders, and guests, Zack and Cooper Sanders, as they cover A Goofy Movie!

What will a future king do when faced with a challenge when it comes to speaking? Will King George VI be able to give a speech to the entire world after some help and guidance? How can we view the role of Lionel?Join host, Kyle Sanders, and guest, Devin Leitch, as they discuss The King's Speech!

What makes suspenseful films enjoyable to watch? Why do we watch suspenseful films? What separates suspense from horror? What are some common themes found in the classic Rear Window?Join host, Kyle Sanders, and guest, Devin Leitch, as they seek to answer these questions and discuss the classic Alfred Hitchcock film, Rear Window!

How did Mike and Sully get to Monsters Inc? What happened at Monsters University? Will Sully be humbled? Will Mike realize goals aren't bad but plans don't always go the way he wants?Join host, Kyle Sanders, and guests, Cooper & Zack Sanders, as they cover Monsters University!