FaithTree at the Movies

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FaithTree at the Movies explores deep questions about faith through the discussion of notable films. Each of our events features a special guest theologian or theologians who chooses a film and helps us to explore that film's content in a Gospel oriented light. We begin each night with an opening interview of our presenter, followed by a screening of that evening's film, and an open Q&A time to discuss the topics raised by the film and presenter.

The films are open to the community and admission is free.

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52 Verses, 52 Books, 52 Weeks (Week 45: 1 Timothy)

How should we be people of thanksgiving not just as we enter the month that features 220;Thanksgiving Day,221; but every day?

Get Your Church Involved

FaithTree is of the local church and for the local church. What do we mean by that? We want to strengthen our local churches' ability to show the love of Jesus to those in our community. We also believe that an important part of the Christian life is being committed to mutual encouragement with other believers in a local church and aim to see FaithTree help each person who comes and does not have a local church family to find one.

52 Verses, 52 Books, 52 Weeks (Week 28: 2 Timothy)

Paul says we should remember the 220;sound words.221; What does that mean? How does that apply to us?

Snow on Rotten Branches (February 16, 2025)

When pain makes even sitting in a chair impossible, someone else’s ordinary comfort can suddenly look like the one thing that would make life right. In Exodus 20:17, God forbids coveting anything that belongs to our neighbor—but how do we distinguish a healthy desire for change from a heart dissatisfied with what God has given?

Those Who Drive Us Batty (November 4, 2024)

As we come an election and contemplate how much those around us drive us crazy, God calls us to a different path as the church than what the world says we ought to do. We turn to 1 Timothy 2 for insights into the Lord217;s plan for us in a partisan world.

Contagious Thanksgiving: More Than Thanking the Current Resident (November 24, 2024)

Amid turkey and pie and football, we can list what we're thankful for and still miss the point. Psalm 95 won't let us settle for vague gratitude; it calls us to sing to the Lord and come into His presence with thanksgiving to the rock of our salvation.

What Really Counts as Gain (January 12, 2025)

We cruise along thinking everything seems worth rejoicing in—until something smacks us over the head and forces the question of what really matters. Paul faces that same reckoning in Philippians 3, listing every credential and mark of status he once counted as gain.

Hurling Chunks of Concrete (July 20, 2025)

It217;s easy to be busy with the Christian life—programs, good intentions, real effort—and still be missing the one thing that keeps it all from exploding. In Ephesians 1:15–16, Paul looks at believers whose faith in Jesus is visibly pouring out as love toward one another, and what he does in response is the piece we most often skip.