Presenting the stories of film, literature, and other arts through the worldview lens of beauty, goodness, and truth.
Whether you deem a movie to be “good” or not depends on your definition. It also depends on your approach to movies. Read about the five main approaches to film watching in the Christian world, ranging from an abstinence mindset to seeing films as dialogue-starters or even “divine encounters.” Also, Ken discusses questions of agenda and worldview as they relate to films.
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Get more out of the movies you watch by following these 10 steps to help you “read” a film and its underlying message.
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A list of Ken Boa’s favorite C.S. Lewis quotes (top 10, plus other honorable mentions).
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A poem on the bodily death and resurrection of Jesus, written by 20th-century author John Updike and published in 1960.
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This is the original text of the first Thanksgiving proclamation by a U.S. president (delivered by George Washington in 1789).
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Reading encourages you to slow down, think deeply, and make inferences or connections. It also aids your memories, especially if you underline or mark text while you read. This list of titles, compiled by Dr. Boa, includes many classics sure to challenge your thinking and outlook—books that will “bite and sting” (as James Houston put it). Reading a physical copy is recommended, if possible,
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This article from Inc.com ties together two areas of Ken Boa’s expertise, film and leadership; it examines 10 films that help teach leadership.
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A few of Ken Boa’s favorite quotes in and outside the Bible about the season and meaning of Christmas.
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In this top 100 foreign film list from DigitalDreamDoor, we highlight films also on Ken Boa’s list of recommended films due to their combination of artistic merit and spiritual/moral themes.
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