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CHRISTMAS AT THE CABIN is releasing in theaters November 14.
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Thursday, October 30, 2025
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Saturday, October 18, 2025
Off School Property
Off School Property: Solving the Separation of Church and StateDocumentary | One Night Only | Oct 23 | Runtime 90 min
How did we get here? For generations, the Bible and prayer were part of public education. But decades ago they were systematically removed, leaving schools—the future-making factories of our nation—without the foundation that shaped so much of our culture.
The new documentary "Off School Property" is hitting theaters on October 23 for one night only. The film exposes how a biblical worldview has influenced every aspect of our society, and that removing it was like pulling the wrong piece from a Jenga tower — it has destabilized everything.
But here’s the surprise—while the Bible was being removed, an obscure 1952 Supreme Court ruling paved the way to bring it back. This solution has been sitting right under our noses for 70 years and it allows students to study the Bible—legally—during the public school day.
Today, communities across the nation are rediscovering this opportunity. The movement is spreading coast to coast—and it’s coming to a town near you.
The question isn’t just what happened? The question is… what will we do now?
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Wednesday, October 15, 2025
GROW
With the help of quirky Arlo (Nick Frost), plot and pumpkins thicken as rival growers pull every trick in the book. Will Charlie and Dinah’s unlikely entry stand tall against the fiercest competition the town has ever seen? As her pumpkin grows, so does her bond with Dinah, and together they learn the real prize is joy, laughter, and family.
Pumpkin spice in film form, GROW is perfectly timed for fall and Halloween season: cozy, funny, and a safe, whimsical alternative to scary movies. Yet, at the heart of GROW is the touching bond between a prickly aunt and her spirited niece. Their journey shows that sometimes the family we need grows where we least expect it.
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MY REVIEW: If you love Autumn, pumpkins, fairs, and quirky characters, GROW is meant for you! From curmudgeonly farmers to over-the-top rivals, every character feels like they’ve stepped out of a cozy, autumnal fairy tale. Charlie’s pumpkin “Peter” isn’t the only thing full of personality—the whole town bursts with quirky charm. Charlie is new, having recently and reluctantly been placed with her Aunt Dinah, and is unsure how to fit in. Things change when Charlie's special gift for communicating with plants, plus the prize money, leads to her interest in the annual pumpkin-growing contest held in the village. The competition is fierce and the contestants will stop at nothing to win.
There are a lot of laughs, and older kids will appreciate much of the humor (GROW is rated PG for a couple of suggestive comments and thematic elements). There were a couple of slightly cringey moments for me, but I did enjoy the movie and laughed a lot. For me, even more than the enormous pumpkin, was the small spark of love between Charlie and Aunt Dinah that continued to GROW as they realized they needed one another and wanted to be together.
I mostly review faith-based films, and this is not one. However, GROW absolutely contains values of family, friendships, and fun. For the Fall enthusiast who can’t get enough of pumpkin season... 🍂🎃 you will want to enjoy this family movie. #GrowTheFilm. Get your tickets now!
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Disclosure: Many thanks to US Pumpkin Distribution, LLC for providing a sample of the product for this review. Opinions are 100% my own.
Monday, October 13, 2025
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Synopsis: Michelle and Josh are ready for a cozy Christmas at their cabin. They invite their friend Poppy to join. Simple, right? Not quite. On the way, their car skids into a snowbank. When they finally reach the cabin, the door is wide open. Then, in true holiday chaos, they accidentally bear-spray Josh’s old college buddy, Guy — who showed up uninvited.
Michelle, who loves a good plan, struggles with Guy’s wild energy. He drives her crazy... but somehow boosts Poppy’s confidence with his charm and antics. When a blizzard hits, tensions skyrocket. After one too many of Guy’s offhand jokes about God, Michelle snaps. She storms out into the storm — and quickly gets lost.
Enter Luke, a rugged stranger who rescues her. With his quiet wisdom, he helps Michelle realize how much her need for control is costing her. Back at the cabin, Michelle opens up to Josh and Poppy. Old wounds heal. New laughter fills the air. As the snow clears, they leave the cabin with a stronger bond — and a Christmas they'll never forget.
“Christmas at the Cabin” delivers a touch of chaos and laughter, plenty of heart, and one truly unforgettable Christmas. Beautiful scenery blends with original music and beloved holiday classics, making this a perfect film for the entire family.
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Saturday, October 11, 2025
Super Bowl and Halftime Show
I usually have little interest in most of the halftime shows. I may see bits and pieces, especially now that they are all over the internet. Michael Jackson (Super Bowl XXVII) is the last time I remember making the effort to watch. I was not very interested in the "Up With People" performances during my childhood & teen years, either. Since the "wardrobe malfunction" of the 2004 Super Bowl, I definitely have not watched a live performance. Not even Prince in 2007; I watched video later.
I looked up Bad Bunny & have zero interest in watching him perform. He's one musician out of thousands I normally don't listen to, originally because I had never heard of him, but I have now listened to some of his music and he's not someone I am likely to listen to again. I am not "boycotting" him. I don't care if he is Puerto Rican; my children and their descendants have Puerto Rican ancestry. (By the way, my married last name is through my former husband's paternal Filipino ancestry.) I don't care if he sings in Spanish; I know a handful of Spanish words (which is more than my husband knew. He also did not speak Tagalog.) so I am unlikely to understand him, but there is Spanish music I enjoy. Frankly, after the lyrics I read of one song, I am thankful I could not mentally translate his vocals. He has a beautiful voice, but I dislike the message.
I admit, I have been confused by seeing angry and sarcastic remarks of, "Bad Bunny is American! 😠" After all, "American" has never been a requirement for any performer that I am aware of on any program. Then I saw that Turning Point USA is promoting their "All-American Halftime Show."
THAT helped clarify. Some people have chosen, either innocently or deliberately, to ignore the intended meaning of the phrase "All-American." It has nothing to do with nationality in this case. Honest, wholesome, hardworking, and moral have become words offensive to some people, but that has been the implied attributes for most of my life. It is clearly evident that people have varying definitions for honest, wholesome, hardworking, and moral!
To be fair, no one wants to be criticized. That is understandable, but it's also hard to have a reasonable conversation when people have vastly different interpretations of what words actually mean. Unfortunately, I love consistency, and hate that some words do change their meanings either slightly or completely. The reasons behind the changes also vary. I hear people shout accusations using words that obviously have a different meaning for them than they do for me. I honestly think some people just grab a word that has a negative implication and throws it out as an insult. This isn't new, but is growing more common...and frustrating. This is further complicated by not knowing if whomever is posting is an actual human. I also have never kept up with "slang" or popular phrases that come and go as varying groups want to have their personal impact in the world.
There is an excellent chance I will be watching the TPUSA special since the performers are most likely ones I listen to often...and the chance of me being interested in the Super Bowl game, halftime show, or even the commercials (gasp!) are very slim. However, it is certainly not to be defiant or boycott, or to score points against any person, group, or organization.
I do wish this wasn't being promoted as an "alternative" halftime show since I am sick of every single thing that happens being a combative issue. I have opinions...STRONG OPINIONS 😉... but not in the mood to argue with random strangers who are determined to find fault in every single opinion that does not align with their personal (or copied word-for-word) opinion. I don't even agree with all of the people who are on "my side" of the issue. Honestly, I must confess...I simply do not care if you watch SUPER BOWL LX, TurningPointUSA, reruns of "I Love Lucy," read a book, go to church, go bowling, take a walk, listen to Beethoven, or any number of other activities (that aren't harming anyone).
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