Cinematic Theology

Released: June 25, 2025
Length: 2 hrs 57 mins
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Narration: AI narration
Publisher: Independently Published

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This audiobook explores how Christians, as "storying people," engage with Scriptural stories that influence their lives and community, emphasizing the transformative power of the Gospels. It also delves into the dialogue between these sacred narratives and stories from other art forms, particularly cinema, viewing them as a means of ongoing revelation. The journey highlights how stories from various sources can serve as an extension of the doctrine of incarnation, revealing the divine mystery in everyday life.

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