You ever had the thought "this town needs an enema!" neither have we but that's Jon's favorite quote from this 1989 classic, Batman! In this episode we discuss this wonderful debut of Michael Keaton's batman on the big screen as well as Batman in general. DJ and Jon talk for waaaayyyyy to long about matte paintings... like a lot... but we also learn that Parker still to this day only believes in the existence of 3 Indiana Jones movies despite the evidence of 2 more! This long awaited return of the Cinematic Theology co hosts brings many tangents and a lot of fun conversation. Hope you enjoy!
25 Mar 2026
Episode 5 - Cinematic Devotions - Field of Dreams (1989) - ft. Donnie Foster & Brock Foster
Cinematic Devotions is a miniaturized version of Cinematic Theology, dedicated to the same purpose: finding heavenly meaning within cinematic stories. Sometimes, DJ, Jon, and Parker want to go rogue and do their own spin-off episodes highlighting certain themes or specific genres.
On this episode, DJ takes a look at 1989's "Field of Dreams," starring Kevin Costner, Amy Madigan, Ray Liotta, James Earl Jones, and Burt Lancaster as part five of five of baseball movies leading up to MLB's Opening Day ceremonies!
This episode features a unique perspective from Pastor Donnie Foster of Keystone Bible Church in Fort Worth, Texas, and a testimony from Brock Foster: future missionary!
18 Mar 2026
Episode 4 - Cinematic Devotions - The Natural (1984)
Cinematic Devotions is a miniaturized version of Cinematic Theology, dedicated to the same purpose: finding heavenly meaning within cinematic stories. Sometimes, DJ, Jon, and Parker want to go rogue and do their own spin-off episodes highlighting certain themes or specific genres.
On this episode, DJ takes a look at 1984's "The Natural," starring Robert Redford, Robert Duvall, Kate Basinger, Barbara Hershey, Wilford Brimley, Robert Prosky, and Darren McGavin as part four of five of baseball movies leading up to MLB's Opening Day ceremonies!
Extra links to check out: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2cDwzunNJc3lQnp2cjEP70?si=4EnEEsQ7RTq4odMW9iusxA
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