What are your favorite Christian movies and or scenes?

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What are your favorite Christian movies?

Here are mine so far (that I can recall):

Favorite Overall Christian Films:

1. What if.
2. Time-changer.
3. Prince of Egypt.
4. Resurrection of Gavin Stone.
5. The Case for Christ.
6. Gospel of John (2003)
7. Miracles from Heaven
8. Yellow Day


Favorite Christian Scenes:

1. Son of God crucifixion scene.
2. Paul’s speech on love in the Bible mini series.
3. Risen’s scene where Clavius encounters Jesus (after He is risen).
4. Ben Hur encounters Jesus for the first time.
5. Final Courtroom scene in God’s Not Dead 2.
6. Question of Faith's End Scene at the Church.

 

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What are your favorite Christian movies?

Here are mine so far (that I can recall):

Favorite Overall Christian Films:

1. What if.
2. Time-changer.
3. Prince of Egypt.
4. Resurrection of Gavin Stone.
5. The Case for Christ.
6. Gospel of John (2003)
7. Miracles from Heaven
8. Yellow Day


Favorite Christian Scenes:

1. Son of God crucifixion scene.
2. Paul’s speech on love in the Bible mini series.
3. Risen’s scene where Clavius encounters Jesus (after He is risen).
4. Ben Hur encounters Jesus for the first time.
5. Final Courtroom scene in God’s Not Dead 2.
6. Question of Faith's Ending Scene.

Ever heard of "The Encounter", or "A Chance Encounter", or, "A Perfect Stranger", and "Another Perfect Stranger",

Those are my top four right now...

You can find them all on YouTube...

God Bless!

 

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Ever heard of "The Encounter", or "A Chance Encounter", or, "A Perfect Stranger", and "Another Perfect Stranger",

Those are my top four right now...

You can find them all on YouTube...

God Bless!

I seen "Encounter: Paradise Lost" and the first episode of the TV series called "Encounter." But I did not see "Encounter" the movie.

I did not see the original "Encounter" movie because I did not care so much for "Encounter: Paradise Lost." While I really wanted to like Encounter: Paradise Lost, I really hated the Eternal Security message they pushed in it. The actor who played Jesus in the film said that the one man's sister who died from an overdose of doing drugs was saved. That is not what I believe the Bible teaches. A person has to forsake their sins as a natural fruit of repentance to be saved. They have to do more than just confess their sins to Jesus. They have to also forsake their sins, too. In other words, in the film, she died in a state of doing a sin but her one time decision for Christ saved her. But I do not believe that is biblical or moral.

As for "A Perfect Stranger" and "Another Perfect Stranger": Well, no offense, but they kind of look a little too low budget for my tastes. I did see "The Perfect Gift" with my wife (despite it being low budget). The same actor who played Jesus in the Perfect Stranger was in it. It was also low budget but a little watchable. He plays Jesus in this film, too. However, after having watched the movie, I noticed that it pushed idolatry that goes on in various churches today. The film centered around the importance of putting up statue of Mary and Joseph in a manger as a part of Christmas, etc. The problem is that I do not believe in creating idol images. I believe it is a violation of idolatry command given to us in Exodus 20.

 

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Here are the trailers for my lists (If anyone is interested):

Favorite Overall Christian Films:

1. What if:

2. Time-Changer:

3. Prince of Egypt:

4. The Resurrection of Gavin Stone:

5. The Case for Christ:

 

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6. Gospel of John (2003):

7. Miracles from Heaven:

8. Yellow Day:

 

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Favorite Christian Scenes:

1. Son of God Crucifixion Scene:

2. Paul's speech on love Scene from Bible Mini Series:

3. Clavious Witnesses Christ Alive After His Resurrection in Risen Film:

4. Ben Hur Encounters Jesus for the First Time:

5. God's Not Dead 2 Court Room Scene:

 

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6. A Question of Faith's Ending Scene at the Church:
Important Note: The following video clip is not the ending scene of the film, but it the trailer because the movie is still in theaters at the time of this writing.

 

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No offense. But this does not seem like a Christian movie to me.

 

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No offense. But this does not seem like a Christian movie to me.

None taken. It's a fantasy story in a similar vein to Narnia with a lot of Christian overtones. One of the main characters is obviously a Christ-like standin much the same way that Aslan was in that series. It got through to me.

 

[brinny]

Prayer scene from "War Room".

 

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I recently seen the movie called “Finding Normal” on PureFlix. It was good. It was funny, romantic, and it had a good message.

 

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9. Finding Normal Trailer:

 

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The Seventh Seal (1957) by Ingmar Bergman
Kieślowski's Dekalog (1989, with Preisner's music!)
Jerusalem (1996) by Bille August
Letters to Father Jakob (2009) by Klaus Härö
come to mind.

 

[Goatee]

The Passion