Jeff Dunn

Adam Palmer

What can you learn from Spider-man? What do you have in common with the most famous comic book super hero in history? You might just be surprised! From his transformation into a new creation to his struggles with forgiving those who have hurt him, Spider-Man's story offers a startling parallel to the miraculous and everyday experiences of those who follow Jesus. Inspired by the stories and characters in three of the biggest box-office smashes of all time, The Soul of Spider-Man zooms in beyond the special-effects and big stars to examine the unexpected spiritual lessons spun into the background of the Spider-Man films. Readers will heed the warning against greed when they rewind the tragedy of the Green Goblin in the first Spider-Man, and will understand the importance of humility as they take a second look at the damage caused by Peter Parker's inflated ego in Spider-Man 3. This fast-moving, entertaining take on the spirituality of Spider-Man includes a group discussion guide for film clubs, youth groups, or young adult small groups.

Unexpected Spiritual Insights Found in the Legendary Super-Hero Series

The Soul of Spider-Man

The Da Vinci Code has proven to be a phenomenal bestselling book, not because of the author's writing, but more so because of the book's controversy and twisted theology. Sadly, it's not only adults who home come to question their faith as a result of the novel, but also impressionable teens. Authors, Dunn and Palmer, set the record straight using easy-to-read, relevant language to reveal the truth about Brown's heretical ideas in his book the same-titled motion picture.

Cracking Da Vinci's Code

Craig Bubeck

There is a consistent gospel that Dan Brown preaches throughout all of his stories, and it profoundly contrasts the Bible's Gospel. You can't have both--a choice must be made. Stories are more than entertainment--they form our worldview. This book will lift up Brown's gospel against Christianity's biblical Gospel and help fans of Brown's books discern messages that are truly fiction and examine the new world view preached in his novels.

The Gospel According to Dan Brown

"Using their knowledge of how stories work, Dunn and Bubeck compare the gospel stories of the Bible to Brown's myths. They show that the two worldwiews are worlds apart."--Inside jacket cover.

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