PGC 27: The Karate Kid 2010 (2 of 3)
Tuesday, October 19, 2010 at 3:48PM Resource Summary
In this excellent remake of the classic 80s movie, the boy receiving training from the old maintenance man (this time named Dre and Mr. Han respectively) walks in on Mr. Han destroying the car he's been rebuilding for months. When asked why, Mr. Han tells Dre that his wife and son were killed in a car accident in which he was driving and breaks down weeping. Rather than run away, Dre stays with Mr. Han in his pain and suffering. He then pulls Mr. Han out of it with a connection both physical and personal. Likewise, we Christians are called to walk with others even through pain and sorrow, using our connectedness to help heal sorrow and grief.
Resource Notes
- Media: The Karate Kid
- Faith Topics: Grief, Suffering, Power of Presence
- Related Quote Sample: John 11:35 and CCC#1509
- Discussion Question Sample: Do you believe that merely being present with someone can be healing?
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