This week we conclude the God On Film series with another remake of a Disney classic, The Lion King. With all the many themes running throughout this movie, there is one that overshadows the rest: it's all about a king and his kingdom. This is a story that leaps off the screen because it is the story of the ages, and the story of our lives.

The Toy Story film franchise has captured the hearts of kids and adults alike because it's all about the joys of childhood coupled with the challenges of growing up. But even animated flicks can teach us truth that transcends entertainment! The truth of Toy Story 4 is that those who are lost - like Forky, Bo Peep, or you and me - are important and loved.

In the Disney classic Aladdin, we find each of the main characters dealing with a common frustration of feeling trapped. Yet their heart's desire for freedom is not a new storyline. In fact, it's a theme throughout the biblical narrative. The story of the Bible is a story of exodus!

In the blockbuster Avengers films, there's always a bigger story at play connecting all the characters together. In the Bible, we find a man named Joseph who believes the bigger story is being written by the God who is control from beginning to end.

A look at the qualifications for spiritual leaders in 1 Timothy 3, along with Pastor Andrew's 5 Ongoing Intentions as Lead Pastor of Friendship.

Find the right door by God's moral and sovereign will. Then walk through the door, experiencing that God has to offer as you do. (From Brian Dunks, Vanderbloemen Search Group)