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Closing out an unreal season with an unreal movie. What is the most resilient parasite? Let's find out together in this biblical breakdown of Inception ⁠Anchor Branding Co

This week on Credits , we’re suiting up with Iron Man and talking about what happens when someone turns their life around. Tony Stark goes from “merchant of death” to protector, and that shift reshapes his work, relationships, and entire identity. We explore how following Jesus brings the same kind of disruption: a new life, a new mission, new struggles, and a future hope that’s bigger than the ol...

One of the greatest films of all time. Let's get into it. LINKS Parents Guide Oscars Speech Clip

Could this be the most underrated Disney movie? Is it Davis’s favorite movie of all time? Grab your solar surfer and take a nostalgia-fueled trip with the Credits boys as we sail through Treasure Planet with Jim Hawkins. We’re talking purpose, identity, and “the makings of greatness” and how every person has value and potential because we’re made in God’s image. Tim Keller on Identity John Piper &...

The Tim Chalamet Pursuit of Greatness Series continues with a film that was lost to time. 

The Tim Chalamet in the Pursuit of Greatness series continues and Damien Chazelle takes us there once again. One of the scariest villians ever and a shockingly Biblical theme for us in this masterpiece. Links: Parents Guide ⁠Anchor Branding Co.

This week on Credits , we’re talking La La Land, a beautiful, heartbreaking story about chasing dreams and what it can cost along the way. Mia and Sebastian taste real joy together, then watch it slip as ambition, timing, and priorities collide. We unpack “when greatness costs love,” what Scripture says about ordered desires, and how to pursue calling as stewardship so success doesn’t steal what m...

Put on your cerulean sweater and nestle in because this one is a classic. Let's kick off the Tim Chalamet In Pursuit of Greatness Series off right with Lexi's favorite movie. What happens when you begin to excel at something that you didn't want in the first place? Can Stanley Tucci truly be offensive? These are the questions that we are here to answer. Parents Guide: Linked Sponsor: ⁠...

This week on Credits , we are entering the Marvel Cinematic Universe with Thunderbolts*. We unpack how guilt and shame try to pull us into hiding and isolation, and why real healing starts when we step into the light, confess our shame and let others remind us who we really are in Christ. Sponsor: Anchor Branding Co.

This week on Credits , we’re stepping into Seahaven to talk about The Truman Show —a movie about waking up to the manufactured world around you and searching for what’s real. Why do we accept the reality we’re handed, even when it keeps us trapped? We unpack deception, fear, and what it looks like to step into the light and choose truth—because the Kingdom of God is more real than the bubble we’re...

CREDITS 50th EPISODE There is great temptation all around, and we don't have the strength to resist on our own. Join us on a long journey to Middle Earth as we talk about the strongest friendships that are forged by hardship, and why believers need one another to keep each other accountable and lift us when we fall. Sponsor: Anchor Branding

On this special episode we are joined by L7 Weenie … wait, that is not right … Executive Vice President of Pine Cove Camps, Taylor Jervis. Let’s talk about whether The Sandlot is perfect. The growth that comes from discomfort and how our fears can be faced with Jesus.  Guest Info Follow Jerv on Instagram: @taylorjervis Subscribe to the HeyJerv Newsletter:  LINK Sponsor ⁠⁠Anchor Branding Co.

Does having a kind heart make you a good nurse? Is Chris Evans a good actor? Let's dive into it as we discuss the best Whodunnit ever made. ⁠⁠Anchor Branding Co.

Something bad is happening in Oz ... are you going to do anything about it? In episode we talk Wicked and how Elphaba can show us how we out to respond when we receive hate and when we see hate in the world. ⁠Anchor Branding Co.

This week on Credits , we’re diving into the swamp for a conversation about, one of the most rewatchable animated movies of all time, Shrek. Join us as we talk about how the world often values appearance, power, and perfection—but real worth comes from who we are and who God says we are. Sometimes the ugliest ogre has the purest heart. Anchor Branding Co.

This week on Credits , we’re talking about How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days —a movie where two people play the love game and both lose... until they actually win. Beneath the rom-com chaos, there’s a deeper truth about love that stays—not because we’re perfect, but because it chooses to. We’ll talk about how God’s love isn’t earned by performing perfectly or lost by messing up, but embraced when we fi...

This week, we’re heading to Gotham to talk about The Dark Knight . We’re unpacking why Gotham’s struggle mirrors our own: the tension between the brokenness of sin and the order God intended for creation. Can light really hold against the darkness? And who do you think had the better Dream Cast? Let us know in the comments.

Seriously, someone please explain the lore in the comments. In this episode we cover one of the most influential films ever made, animated or otherwise. While we are at it let't talk about the purpose of life. Important links: Toy Story 2 Episode ⁠⁠Anchor Branding

True love. Sword fights. Rodents of unusual size. This week, we’re talking about The Princess Bride, a fairy tale that’s more about faithfulness than fantasy. What does it mean to be true to your word, and keep a promise when things get hard? How does real love endure beyond feelings and circumstance? Join us as we talk commitment, covenant, and why “as you wish” might be one of the most biblical...

DC is back and so are we. This season four premier has everything: heart laughs, and a little something to think about ... and it wasn't even written by James Gunn. "Look Up" is about to get a whole new meaning. Important Links: ⁠Anchor Branding

In our season finale, we suit up with Superman (1978) to talk about the most classic kind of hero: the one who chooses to be good. This week, we’re talking about resisting evil, choosing virtue, and why goodness isn’t about obligation—it’s about identity. Important Links: Anchor Branding

Control is the illusion. Prepare yourself for wonder as we enter the Park that spawned a franchise! Spielberg, Dr. Malcolm, the T. Rex: none of these are safe from our praise on this episode. Important Links: ⁠Anchor Branding

Jaden Smith was incredible in a movie. We are not afraid to say it. Join us as we discuss Will Smith's mountaintop performance and the ways that this movie informs how we can move closer to our father through our struggles.

This week, we saddle up with Hiccup and Toothless to talk about loving your enemies—even the ones with hot breath and a bad reputation. What does it mean to choose empathy over pride, and peace over power? Jesus said to love your enemies—but who is our true enemy?

This week, we fall headfirst into expectations, heartbreak, and greeting cards. 500 Days of Summer isn’t a love story—it’s a story about misplaced worship. What happens when we ask romance to do what only God can? We talk infatuation, disillusionment, and the danger of turning someone into your personal savior.