Lady Bird: Wanting More and Honoring Home (Luke 2:41-52)
In the film *Lady Bird*, we meet a spirited teenager named Christine, who insists on being called Lady Bird—a name she claims as her own,...
This is movie analogies on growing up and mother-daughter, drawing on Luke 2:41-52, Genesis 2:24 and Ephesians 6:1-3.
In the film Lady Bird, we meet a spirited teenager named Christine, who insists on being called Lady Bird—a name she claims as her own, a declaration of her desire for independence and identity. In the bustling, sun-soaked streets of Sacramento, she navigates her turbulent relationship with her mother, Marion. Their conversations are often sharp, filled with the echoes of love and frustration, like a duet sung in discord.…
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