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Before watching Route 60: The Biblical Highway, I had never heard of this important highway that spans across Israel. Route 60, also known as the “Path of the Patriarchs,” is 146 miles. The road begins in Northern Israel in Nazareth and ends in Beersheba. David Friedman and Mike Pompeo do an excellent job of narrating this film. They provide the historical context of how this road played a significant part in the stories of both the Old and New Testaments. It is neat to see the actual physical setting of many stories from the Bible.

As Friedman and Pompeo walk along parts of Route 60, there is a striking juxtaposition between some of the seemingly unchanged landscapes and the more modern cityscapes. It is difficult to imagine Abraham, Jacob, King David and Jesus walking along the same dirt road that is now a highway populated with cars. Route 60 provides an intriguing look into how this road connects ancient Israel with modern Israel, Jews and Christians with Muslims, and Israelis with Palestinians. I think history buffs would be especially interested in this film.

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Have you ever wondered what happens to us after we die? This is a question that people have been wondering about for years, probably since the beginning of time. Renowned Christian author Lee Strobel presents his answer in The Case for Heaven, a new documentary streaming on Pure Flix.

I had the opportunity to watch a preview of The Case For Heaven and found it to be both fascinating and though-provoking. The movie, based on Strobel’s book, The Case For Heaven, features several first person accounts from people who have had near-death experiences. Their stories provide a glimpse of what happens once the physical body “dies”. There are also interviews with Francis Chan and the late Luis Palau, both of whom provide interesting perspectives on heaven.

The Case For Heaven will definitely make you think more deeply about what you believe happens in the afterlife and how that belief affects your present life. Watch The Case for Heaven on Pure Flix starting July 15, 2022!

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Tyson’s Run Synopsis

When fifteen-year-old Tyson attends public school for the first time, his life is changed forever. While helping his father clean up after the football team, Tyson befriends champion marathon runner Aklilu. Never letting his autism hold him back, Tyson becomes determined to run his first marathon in hopes of winning his father’s approval.

With the help of an unlikely friend and his parents, Tyson learns that with faith in yourself and the courage to take the first step, anything is possible.

Why You Should Watch Tyson’s Run

Tyson’s Run is an inspirational movie that is relatable on many levels. As a fifteen year old teenager on the autism spectrum, Tyson has trouble fitting into his new school. At home, Tyson feels like he must earn approval from his father, who has never full-accepted his son. Watching both Tyson and his father change as a result of difficult trials makes this movie deeply moving and heart-warming.

Runners, (like my husband), are sure to enjoy watching Tyson train for his first marathon. My favorite character in the movie is Aklilu, Tyson’s patient and wise running mentor. Anyone who has set big goals for themselves and worked hard to achieve a dream will appreciate Tyson’s grit and determination. Tyson’s Run teaches many valuable life lessons, which makes it a great movie to watch with the whole family!

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Have you ever heard of an artist named Steve Skipper? After watching a documentary called Colors of Character, I hope that his amazing story and artwork become more well-known. Skipper’s paintings are evidence of God-given talent, and he does indeed give God all of the glory! The movie goes into great detail about his rough and troubled childhood (I think the recommendation of ages 12 and up is appropriate). As painful as the reenactments and personal narrative are to watch, they are an integral part of Skipper’s testimony. Colors of Character is an inspiring story about the redemptive power of God and how He can do great things through those who heed His call.

Synopsis

Steve Skipper is one of the most prolific artists in the realms of sports, civil-rights, equestrian, portraiture, and Christian artwork. Skipper has shattered barriers of race and education in the art world. His works are on permanent display in some of the most hallowed halls in America, including: the Pro Football Hall of Fame, College Football Hall of Fame, International Sports Halls of Fame, the Lyndon B Johnson Presidential Library and Museum, and has been honored with unveilings at Chelsea Piers in NYC, the MGM Grand and Monte Carlo in Las Vegas, and Millennium Gate Museum in Atlanta.
With no formal training, Skipper openly gives credit to Jesus Christ for his gifts and for every opportunity that he has been given. An ex-gang member and drug addict, Skipper was transformed into an internationally respected artist.

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