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Jul 17, 2020 · Heaven is a very common term in the Bible, used for the sky; for the space beyond our atmosphere; and for God’s dwelling place. Jesus frequently talks about the Kingdom of Heaven as a present reality with a future final fulfillment. Heaven is beyond our ability to grasp. But whether our ultimate destiny is in heaven, or in a recreated heaven and earth, it will be glorious beyond the ability ...
The final collaboration between devout Christian grindhouse director Ron Ormond and Rev. Estus Pirkle takes you on a trip to heaven (with a sprinkle of hell for good measure). Strap in for this kitschy and peculiar mix of Biblical drama, educational film, and Tod Browning-style “freak” sideshow!
Jun 14, 2004 · It would seem reasonable to conclude that Heaven is somewhere in the northern heavens beyond the reach of the astronomer’s powerful telescope. Christians Are Citizens of Heaven “For our citizenship is in Heaven, whence also we wait for a Saviour, the Lord Jesus Christ” (Philippians 3:20 R.V.).
Feb 21, 2008 · In recent weeks, a really short, low-budget religious film has been making the you’ve-gotta-see-thisrounds among cackling irreligious hipsters and flinching people of faith. Written and produced by old-time Mississippi Baptist minister Estus Pirkle, the film is called “The Believer’s Heaven.”. It was made in 1977. And it’s ...
Currently you are able to watch "The Believer's Heaven" streaming on MUBI, MUBI Amazon Channel. Synopsis The third and final evangelical cinema collaboration between Rev. Estus Pirkle and directors Ron and June Ormond depicts the glory of Heaven - with a clear warning for what awaits sinners.
The basics of this movie: Fire-and-brimstone preacher Estus W. Pirkle gives a sermon to his followers, explaining what Heaven looks like. Yeah, that's kind of what it's about, but that's like me saying Edwige Fenech is a girl. The Believer's Heaven is the kind of insane cinema that secular filmmakers could only dream of conceiving.
The protest of an innocent man against the charge of an accuser may well be strong and vehement. But here we have a more uncommon and a sublimer theme. It is the challenge of a justified sinner protesting with holy and inspired fervour that his character is clear and his conscience clean, even in the sight of heaven.
