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The Bible Lens Podcast #57: Why Paul’s Gospel Says There Must Be A Pre Tribulation Rapture
This week on the Bible Lens Podcast, we discuss the attack doctrine in the bible, the pre tribulation rapture. What is the rapture and why must it happen BEFORE the great tribulation. We will discuss why Paul’s gospel states there MUST be a rapture before the tribulation for those who believe the Gospel of God’s… Read more
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Alien: Romulus Review: Banking On The Past
If I told you there have been seven Alien movies up to this point, you would have to stop and try to remember at least four of them. A Sci-Fi franchise that started back in 1979 with Ridley Scott at the helm still has a major cultural presence to this very day. Yes, Believe It… Read more
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It Ends with Us Review: Another Window Of Human Depravity
I did a review of a small indie film entitled Daddio. For those who are not aware, Daddio was a film starring Sean Penn and Dakota Johnson about a young woman returning home to New York City who has Fine herself dealing with the consequences of her poor life decisions after becoming pregnant during her… Read more
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Borderlands Review: The Most Soulless Hollywood Project of 2024
When the movie sits in developmental hell for a decade and a half sometimes it is better to cut your losses And say face rather than continue with a movie that can only be described as a cinematic tsunami. It’s been almost 15 years since the Borderlands video game franchise was at the height of… Read more
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Trap Review: M. Night Shyamalan’s Best Film Since ‘Signs’
In 2017, M Night Shyamalan came out with the film Split, Which was his first critically acclaimed film in a decade and a half. The film was not only a well-received by audiences but it also managed to tie back to his previous film 2000s Unbreakable. For a brief moment, the king of the cinematic… Read more
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Deadpool & Wolverine Review: Fanservice The Movie Starring Hugh Jackman
Exactly six years ago Disney completed a 71 billion dollar sale to acquire the rights to the majority of 20th Century Fox which entails the film rights to such properties as The X-Men, The Fantastic Four, and Deadpool. If you go back to 2018, at the time of this announcement, fans of the Marvel Cinematic… Read more
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Twisters Review: Storm Chasers With A Faint Of Romance
Storm chasing has captivated American audiences for nearly three decades, blending the thrill of danger with the pursuit of understanding one of nature’s most destructive forces. The idea of individuals risking their lives to document tornadoes has an undeniable allure. For years, the Discovery Channel’s hit show Storm Chasers brought this high-stakes world to viewers,… Read more
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The Bible Lens Podcast #56: Hollywood’s Relationship With Freemasonry
This week on the Bible Lens Podcast, we discuss the historic relationship between the Hollywood film industry and Freemasons. Freemasonry & Hollywood. What’s the connection here? Well, Freemasonry has been present in Hollywood since the early 1900s. For a large part of the twentieth century, masons held a prestigious societal position in the organization of… Read more
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The Bible Lens Podcast #55: Hollywood’s Relationship With The Roman Catholic Church
This week on the Bible Lens Podcast, we discuss the historic relationship between the Hollywood film industry and Roman Catholicism. Why has Hollywood spent decades promoting Catholicism as the true form of Christianity when the industry has fundamentally opposed to Jesus Christ as the son of God. Is the Hollywood/Rome relationship the sign of a… Read more
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The Bible Lens Podcast #54: The False Gospels Of Those Who REJECT Once Saved Always Saved
This week on the Bible Lens Podcast, we discuss a very important topic in the question of salvation…can you lose your salvation after believing the gospel and putting your faith in Jesus Christ…No. But we do so many people believe you can? It’s because they DO NOT believe you are saved by believing in the… Read more
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The Bible Lens Podcast #53: Biblical Evidence That You Cannot Lose Your Salvation By SINNING
This week on the Bible Lens Podcast, we discuss a very important topic in the question of salvation…can you lose your salvation by sinning too much or willfully sinning after you are saved? We will address and show evidence of people who commit terrible acts and where STILL viewed as righteous in the eyes of… Read more
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The Bible Lens Podcast #52: Why Jesus Says You CANNOT Lose Your Salvation (John 10:27-29)
This week on the Bible Lens Podcast, we discuss a very important topic in the question of salvation…can you lose your salvation after believing the gospel and putting your faith in Jesus Christ…No. We will discuss the false teaching the losing your salvation. 27 My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they… Read more
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Fly Me to the Moon Review: A Romance That Is Faker Than The Moon Landing
Hollywood has a great knack for giving you the truth while presenting it as fiction. Those who have spent more than 5 minutes on the internet over the last 15 years have probably heard about the conspiracy that the US government faked the moon landing to win a proxy war against Russia. In the late… Read more
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Hijack 1971 Review: When Generational Beef Inspires Korean Jihad
It’s popular among Gen Z to say that beef between two individuals or entities is generational. Well, there’s no beef more generational than the beef between North Korea and South Korea. The only two Nations that have more beef with one another than Israel and Palestine are the divided Korean Nations. Whether it is the… Read more
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Escape (2024) Review: Queerbaiting A Beef Between North and South Korea
I think it’s fair to say that a lot of people living in North Korea have a dream of one day defecting from the nation and moving to the much less communist South Korea. If you had an opportunity to escape poverty and oppression in favor of a much freer Nation very few people would… Read more
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A Quiet Place Day One Review: No Family, No Guns, No Life, No Point
The Quiet Place franchise has risen in cinema over the last several years. John Krasinski wrote and directed the first two films which were about a family trying to survive the Earth is overtaken by a group of extraterrestrial monsters that hunt not based on sight but on sound. The rules of this universe are… Read more
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Kill (2024) Review: A Body Count Film With Emotion
India has given us a few films over the last few year that have Americans questioning the filmmaking coming from our own domestic industry. A couple of years ago a little film called ‘RRR’ produced one of the best cinematic epics of the last 10 years coming from a country that is usually inspired by what… Read more
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Blue Lock Episode Nagi Review: A Solid Animation With No Ending
If you’ve been paying attention this year, numerous sports-related anime films have been released to movie theaters and what is deemed a creative way to inspire people to check out the series based on the film. In the last calendar year, we have seen ‘Haikyu!! The Dumpster Battle’ popularized volleyball, ‘The First Slam Dunk’ was… Read more
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