Faithspotting "Belfast"
"Everlasting Love"
Kenny and Mike discuss and spot faith reflected in the multiple Oscar nominated Kenneth Branagh film and love letter to childhood and his home of Belfast.
Faith Spotted:
The incompatibility of the violence between Protestants and Roman Catholics In Northern Ireland, and the harm inflicted on the Gospel, ministry and person of Jesus.
The call of Christ to love neighbors regardless of differences in faith, cultural and economic circumstances.
Hope in the midst of loss, fear, and threat offered by faith as experienced and provided through community and family.
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