“Chop Shop” offers a realist approach to poverty
Andrew Motz comments on the reality of poverty through the story of "Chop Shop" directed by Ramin Bahrani.
Chung’s film “Myunrangabo” conveys hope in Rwanda
Writer Andy Motz tells the story of aspiring film maker Lee Isaac Chung, who shot a full-length film about the violence in Rwanda through the life of two boys.
Lack of worry for AIDS doesn’t detract from “We Were Here”
Andy Motz reflects how "We Were Here" explores the tragedy of AIDS in a time where many evangelical students display a lack of concern for the disease.
More than escapism: the art of film
Come along with Andy Motz as he explores films that challenge Christians sociologically, theologically and personally.
According to USC, in 1970, the average person saw 500 ads a day. Now, in 2025, people view an average of 5,000 advertisements a day. While it...