Kenny and Mike review and spot faith elements presented in the powerful A24 film Sing Sing, The film is based on the true story of John Divine G Whitfield (Colman Domingo) who was falsely convicted and spent 25 years in Sing Sing prison. While there he co-founded the Rehabilitation Through Arts program where persons who are incarcerated stage theatrical programs. The episode includes interviews Mike and Kenny had with Divine G and director Greg Kwedar.

Faith Elements:

The transformative power of story,

Redemption, Rehabiliation, Repentance and Community.

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John Divine G Whitfield

Greg Kwedar

Hosts Mike and Kenny celebrate 7 seasons, 4 years and 100 episodes of talking film and spotting faith on the Faithspotting podcast. Listen as they discuss and reflect on their favorite moments, episodes, and play some of their favorite interviews.

Kenny and Mike recording the Nope Episode at the Faithspotting "Studio" at Button Memorial UMC.

Mike and Kenny with Director Fran Kranz and Ann Dowd from MASS

Mike, Kevin Von Erich, and Kenny at The Iron Claw premiere party.

Kenny and Mike begin the seventh season of Faithspotting by discussing and spotting faith reflected in the newest Pixar film, Inside Out 2. Considering how much Mike and Kenny enjoyed the film and thought the message of Inside Out, that all emotions have purpose and value, both entered the theater with high expectations and hopes Inside Out 2 would be a worthy sequal.

Faith Spotted:

The teaching in Psalm 139, and other places, that we are children of God and are wonderfully made even when considering our imperfections and brokenness. How living this teaching allows for true joy and a rich and joyfilled life.

Justification by Christ through faith rather than one's deeds.

While not possible, the drive to justify oneself reflects a lack of faith in God's assurance of grace and love.

The place and purpose of confession and the possibility of repentance and redemption.