Cinematic Theology

Cinematic Devotions is a miniaturized version of Cinematic Theology, dedicated to the same purpose: finding heavenly meaning within cinematic stories. Sometimes, DJ, Jon, and Parker want to go rogue and do their own spin-off episodes highlighting certain themes or specific genres. On this episode, DJ takes a look at 1989's "Field of Dreams," starring Kevin Costner, Amy Madigan, Ray Liotta, James Earl Jones, and Burt Lancaster as part five of five of baseball movies leading up to MLB's Opening Day ceremonies! This episode features a unique perspective from Pastor Donnie Foster of Keystone Bible Church in Fort Worth, Texas, and a testimony from Brock Foster: future missionary!

Cinematic Devotions is a miniaturized version of Cinematic Theology, dedicated to the same purpose: finding heavenly meaning within cinematic stories. Sometimes, DJ, Jon, and Parker want to go rogue and do their own spin-off episodes highlighting certain themes or specific genres. On this episode, DJ takes a look at 1984's "The Natural," starring Robert Redford, Robert Duvall, Kate Basinger, Barbara Hershey, Wilford Brimley, Robert Prosky, and Darren McGavin as part four of five of baseball movies leading up to MLB's Opening Day ceremonies! Extra links to check out: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2cDwzunNJc3lQnp2cjEP70?si=4EnEEsQ7RTq4odMW9iusxA

Cinematic Devotions is a minituarized version of Cinematic Theology, dedicated to the same purpose: finding heavenly meaning within cinematic stories. Sometimes, DJ, Jon, and Parker want to go rogue and do their own spin-off episodes highlighting certain themes or specific genres. On this episode, DJ takes a look at 2011's "Moneyball" starring Brad Pitt, Jonah Hill, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Robin Wright, and Chris Pratt, as part three of five of baseball movie episodes leading up to MLB's Opening Day ceremonies!

Cinematic Devotions is a miniaturized version of Cinematic Theology dedicated to the same purpose: Finding heavenly meaning within cinematic stories. Sometimes, DJ, Jon, and Parker want to go rogue and do their own spin-off episodes highlighting certain themes or specific genres. On this episode, DJ takes a look at 2002's "The Rookie" starring Dennis Quaid, Rachel Griffiths, Angus T. Jones, Rick Gonzalez, Brian Cox, and featuring the voice of Chuck Morgan, as part two of five of baseball movie episodes leading up to MLB's Opening Day ceremonies!

Cinematic Devotions is a miniaturized version of Cinematic Theology dedicated to the same purpose: Finding heavenly meaning within cinematic stories. Sometimes, DJ, Jon, and Parker want to go rogue and do their own spin-off episodes highlighting certain themes or specific genres. On this episode, DJ takes a look at 1989's "Major League" starring Charlie Sheen, Wesley Snipes, and Rene Russo, as part one of five in a series of baseball movie episodes leading up to MLB's Opening Day ceremonies!

The Boys are back in an all new Christmas edition of Cinematic Theology! After nearly a year hiatus, Parker, Jon, and DJ gather around the campfire to discuss the 80s action classic, Die Hard. They are joined for the first time ever by a guest that has never seen the movie being discussed! Is Die Hard a Christmas movie? How do you define a Christmas movie? What would the Bible be rated if it was a movie? All that and more is discussed in this episode!

On this episode of Cinematic Theology, we discuss 2010’s Inception, directed by Christopher Nolan! We discuss not only the movie but how to pronounce Cillian Murphy’s and Leonardo DiCaprio’s names properly, give our takes on the Joe Rogan Experience episode featuring Canadian apologist Wes Huff, transgenderism, flat earthers being stumped by the sun, and so much more! Stick around to the absolute very end for a special message from Michael Scott.

"Look! Up in the sky! It's a bird, no, it's a plane. It's... a podcast?" Join us in the Fortress of Solitude on this Super-Duper Bonus Episode of Cinematic Theology as we take a deep dive into the first great American superhero, SUPERMAN! Jon unveils his true feelings about the man in the red cape, Parker's what we call a "no-call-no-show," and DJ serenades the listeners with a special song! We also give our thoughts on the newest trailer for the upcoming 2025 Superman film!

Join us for this episode of Cinematic Theology where we discuss cinematic stories with heavenly meanings. On this episode Parker, Jon, and DJ discuss "The Wizard Of Oz". Tune in to hear us discuss how much we love/tolerate this classic and let us know your thoughts about it as well!

Join us for this episode of Cinematic Theology where we discuss cinematic stories with heavenly meanings. On this episode, Parker, Jon, and DJ discuss "The Guns Of Navarone". A 1961 classic action movie that features some of the biggest faces of acting at that time teaming up to complete an impossible task to turn the tide of WW2. Tune in to hear us discuss some of the best and worst war movies ever made, as well as asking Tim which of Parker's best friends he likes more!

Join us for this episode of Cinematic Theology where we discuss cinematic stories with heavenly meanings. On this episode, Parker, Jon, and DJ discuss Disney Pixar's "Cars" while traversing the winding wet roads of Texas and Oklahoma to visit Minnetonka Christian Camp. You'll hear us talk about amazing Pixar movies and music, Jon's education (or lack thereof), and little to nothing about DJ's emergency stop at Bigfoots Traphouse!

Join us for this episode of Cinematic Theology, where we discuss cinematic stories with heavenly meanings. On this episode, we are joined by the co-host of the "Reconstructing Christianity" podcast, Tim Dawson, to discuss all three How To Train Your Dragon movies! You'll hear our arguments about if Dreamworks is better than Pixar, DJ go on a rant about biblical evidence for the existence of dragons, and an exciting announcement at the end of the episode!

Join us for this episode of Cinematic Theology, where we discuss cinematic stories with heavenly meanings. On this episode we cover the timeless, Christmas classic "Elf" and discuss our nostalgia for the film, quote our favorite lines (like a lot), and listen to Parker's ridiculous theological take concerning the Holy Spirt. Thank you for listening to this episode and remember the best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear your appreciate for Cinematic Theology! Be sure to follow us on Facebook and join the Facebook Group Cinematic Theologians for more discussion!

We would be honored if you would join us for this episode where we explore cinematic stories with heavenly meanings! We discuss the most controversial Star Wars movie to date, The Last Jedi. You’ll hear Jon and DJ give their reasons for loving and hating this movie, as well as Parker try to force the other two to go to war with one another. We hope you’ll enjoy this episode of Cinematic Theology! Without you, our podcast would be running on fumes in the endless vacuum of space!

Join us for this episode of Cinematic Theology, where we explore cinematic stories with heavenly meanings. On this episode, cover the classic musical, "Fiddler on the Roof." We also talk about the sabbath, Drew's poor memory, and DJ's trip to Israel. We hope you enjoy this episode of Cinematic Theology! Without you, our podcast would be as shaky as a fiddler on the roof. On the other hand, we really enjoyed recording this episode, so maybe we'd be fine? Find out on this episode of Cinematic Theology! (Recorded at Minnetonka Christian Camp)

Join us for this episode of Cinematic Theology, where we explore cinematic stories with heavenly meanings. On this episode, we discuss the teenage classic baseball movie, "Twilight." We also talk about Mormons, DJ not giving this movie a fair chance, and small school popularity. Hang on tight through this episode of Cinematic Theology!

Join us for this episode of Cinematic Theology, where we explore cinematic stories with heavenly meanings. On this episode, DJ talks entirely too much about baseball, and we also discuss the 1993 classic, "The Sandlot." Featured on this episode is discussion about the legitimacy of Christian college baseball divisions, the importance of discipleship, and even DJ using a racial slur! Thanks for listening to this episode of Cinematic Theology!

Join us for this episode of Cinematic Theology, where we explore cinematic stories with heavenly meanings. On this episode, we discuss the youth group classic, "Nacho Libre." We also talk about surrendering to ministry, the best Buc-ees, and the most touching Father's Day card of all time. Thanks for listening to this episode of Cinematic Theology!

Join us for this episode of Cinematic Theology, where we explore cinematic stories with heavenly meanings. On this episode, WE'RE ON THE ROAD discussing one of the greatest road trip movies of all time, "Tommy Boy." We point out weird things on the side of the road, obsessively quote the movie, and find a $140,000 electric car! Join us on our trip to Minnetonka Christian Camp in the state of Oklahoma and thanks for listening to this episode of Cinematic Theology! Record Scratch Sound FX by beetpro | https://pixabay.com/sound-effects/search/scratch/ A Few Moments Later (SpongeBob Time Card #8) | https://youtu.be/S3wsCRJVUyg

Join us for this episode of Cinematic Theology, where we explore cinematic stories with heavenly meanings. On this episode, we discuss the final film of the Disney Renaissance, "Tarzan." We also talk about innovative animation techniques, the genius that is Phil Collins, and pester DJ about subtitles. Thanks for listening to this episode of Cinematic Theology! Ambient Bongos by Alexander Nakarada | https://www.serpentsoundstudios.comMusic promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.comCreative Commons / Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Mad Power by Twisterium | https://www.twisterium.comMusic promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.comCreative Commons / Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported (CC BY-SA 3.0)https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en_US

Join us for this episode of Cinematic Theology, where we explore cinematic stories with heavenly meanings. On this episode, DJ has ditched the rest of us to visit Israel, so we have a special guest with us! Andrew Hayward is the pastor of Central Baptist Church, and we are honored to have him join us on this episode as we greatest movie to never win an Oscar, "The Shawshank Redemption." On this episode, Andrew turns his preacher voice on, we talk about actors that have been in way too many movies, and somehow manage to stay mostly on topic. Thanks for listening to this episode of Cinematic Theology!

Join us for this episode of Cinematic Theology, where we explore cinematic stories with heavenly meanings. On this episode, we discuss the classic Rick Moranis movie, "Honey, I Shrunk The Kids." We also talk about classic special effects techniques, LeBron James, and DJ ditching us. Thanks for listening to this episode of Cinematic Theology! Link to HISTK playground - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ariSjjLmmi8

Join us for this episode of Cinematic Theology, where we explore cinematic stories with heavenly meanings. On this episode, we discuss the movie chosen by the people, "Mamma Mia!" On this episode of Cinematic Theology, we talk about tropes that Musicals can't seem to get away from, Jon's aversion to brightness, and fonts. Thanks for joining us for this episode of Cinematic Theology! If you would like to keep talking about this movie, like our Facebook page and join our Facebook group, "Cinematic Theologians."

Join us for this episode of Cinematic Theology, where we explore cinematic stories with heavenly meanings. On this episode, we discuss the Rian Johnson "Whodunnit" movie, Glass Onion. Take the opportunity and fully inbrethiate this episode as we finally talk about The Last Jedi, having withdrawals from The Office, and Bowling For Soup? It was a fun one, and it may even be brilliant! Or just dumb. That's up to you to decide! Thanks for joining us for this episode of Cinematic Theology! If you would like to vote on which chick-flick we should cover for Valentine's Day, or if you would like to keep talking about this movie, like our Facebook page and join our Facebook group, "Cinematic Theologians."

Join us for this episode of Cinematic Theology, where we explore cinematic stories with heavenly meanings. On this episode, we discuss the movie starring Young Tom Hanks, Big. We talk plenty about the movie, but we somehow also talk about how inappropriate movie ratings were in the 80s, movie critic conspiracies, and having a childlike faith. Thanks for joining us for this episode of Cinematic Theology! If you would like to keep talking about this movie, like our Facebook page and join our Facebook group, "Cinematic Theologians." 

Merry Christmas!  On this episode of Cinematic Theology, we impersonate Jimmy Stewart (like a lot), discuss whether "It's A Wonderful Life" is even a Christmas movie, and glean plenty of classic movie facts from our guest Donnie Foster, Pastor of The Journey Church of Ft. Worth, TX. Thank you for joining us for this episode of Cinematic Theology! If we missed anything, let us know on our Facebook page "Cinematic Theology" or join our Facebook Group "Cinematic Theologians" to keep the conversation going!

On this episode of Cinematic Theology, we not only talk about the 2010 movie Tron:Legacy, rate it, play some trivia and discuss the theology of the film, but we also talk about the Joker, deep fake technology, and honorary doctorates. It was a fun one! We hope you enjoy this episode of Cinematic Theology!

On this episode of Cinematic Theology, we discuss the John Hughes' Classic "The Breakfast Club". Join us as we talk about the high of Andrew Clark, dread of the future, and the Body of Christ. We hope you enjoy this episode!

On this episode of Cinematic Theology we talk about telephone operators, unknown endings, and some scary numbers concerning a Biblical worldview! Thanks for joining us! Follow us on Facebook or join our Facebook group, “Cinematic Theologians” DJ and Jon also run a Star Wars Facebook group that you can join here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/488941372561447/?ref=share

On this first official episode of Cinematic Theology, we dive into the sequel to the cult classic film "Hocus Pocus!” We talk about church hurt, sexual predators, and even eating children! Somehow we also managed to discuss the movie, relate it to the Christian life, and give our honest review of the movie. It was a wild one! Thanks for joining us! Join our Facebook Group: Cinematic Theologians https://www.facebook.com/groups/1702668070120284 Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cinematictheologypod Email us at [email protected]

On this episode of Cinematic Theology, we talk about who we are, how the podcast was created, AND each give our Top 5 Movie List. Thanks for listening! Like and follow our Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/cinematictheologypod Send us an email at [email protected]