For Thine is the Kingdom

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238: For Thine is the Kingdom
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Season 1993
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Aired July 10, 1993
Written by Paul McCusker
Directed by Paul McCusker
Produced by Unknown
Sound Design by Dave Arnold
Music by Unknown
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[edit] General information

Albums: Album 17: On Earth as it is in Heaven

Theme: God's lordship in our lives

Scripture: Romans 8:28

[edit] Summary

Courtney uses the Room of Consequence to see the results of her bitterness over losing her dream to be a ballerina.

[edit] Plot

Courtney is a young ballerina with a brilliant future. But on the eve of her big tryout for the state ballet company, she rides her bike across the street and is hit by a car car. Her knee is badly damaged. Though she will walk again, all her hopes of having a career as a ballerina are gone forever. Courtney refuses to believe it at first, but she is finally forced to admit that painful truth. As a result, she stops caring about everything, her friendships, her family, even God.

Whit convinces Courtney to take a trip in the Room of Consequence to see how tragic her life will be if she turns completely from God. Courtney finally understands that just because one gift was taken from her doesn’t mean her life is over, it is far better to be placed in God’s hands.

[edit] Discussion Questions

  1. Was it wrong for Courtney to keep hoping she could still perform ballet after her accident?
    1. Explain.
  2. Courtney said that God would heal her knee “if He loves me.” Was she right?
    1. Why or why not?
  3. What does Romans 8:28 mean in saying that “God can work all things for good”?

[edit] Cast

Characters Actors
Andrew Vincent John Lynd
Courtney Vincent Sara Buskirk
Pastor Dean Jackson Leland Bruno
Elaine Vincent Carole Carl
Jenny Roberts Natalie Babbitt
John Whittaker Hal Smith
Doc Morton Diane Michelle

[edit] Notes

  • In this episode, the "wise man" (who said that our spiritual walk is much like a play where the actors on stage know only the scene they are in) that Whit talked about is C. S. Lewis.

[edit] Reviews

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[edit] Resources

For Thine is the Kingdom on whitsend.org

For Thine is the Kingdom on AIOHQ.com

For Thine is the Kingdom on AIO Soda Fountain

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