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Forty years ago this year, Star Wars soared to the top of the box office charts, captivating adults and children alike with its space battles, light saber duels and good-vs.-evil plot. Four decades later, the craze shows no signs of slowing. Fans were lining up at the theater five days prior to the release of Star Wars: The Last Jedi, ...

The 2016 movie La La Land was a box office hit while capturing six Oscars and seven Golden Globes, proving once again that modern-day musicals can be successful. Even many faith-based reviewers liked it. But what should a Christian think of La La Land, which is now available for home viewing? That’s the topic of this week’s War of the ...

Does God care if we teach our children to think biblically? Of course! But in a world that is increasingly hostile to Christianity, it is becoming more difficult to do so as each year passes. On this week’s episode of World of the Worldviews, we discuss how to teach our kids to view everything through a biblical worldview. Join Heirloom ...

Wonder Woman is the second-highest grossing film so far of 2017, having received rave reviews and an impressive “fresh” score of 92 percent from RottenTomatoes.com. But with its emphasis on Greek gods and goddesses – as well as a few other worldview problems – what is a Christian to think about it? The worldview of Wonder Woman – which will be ...

It’s often said that everyone – even the person who doesn’t believe in God – has a worldview. The question is: What worldview do they hold? On this week’s edition of War of the Worldviews, we go back to the basics to answer several questions that our children may ask: What is a worldview? What is a biblical worldview? How ...

Disney’s Moana was a hit at the box office, finishing No. 11 for the year among all movies and 21st all-time among animated films. And with it now available on DVD and Netflix streaming, many parents are asking: Should I allow my children to watch it? Get Our Newest Release “Captain Bailey’s Heir” For Only $1! Moana is the subject ...