To End All Wars is a movie about forgiveness inspired by real-life events. It is rated R for war violence. The events take place during WWII based on the experiences of British prisoners of the Japanese. The prisoners are forced to build the infamous Railroad of Death in preparation for invasion into India. The story chronicles two approaches the prisoners take in their struggle to maintain dignity and stay alive under the harshest of circumstances.

While Major Campbell (Robert Carlyle) plans an escape, Lt. Rigden (Kiefer Sutherland) watches his back, and Capt. Ernest Gordon (Ciaran McMenamin) learns lessons that will affect his life forever.

Reflections to Consider

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Publications

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Music

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Audio & Video

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Favorites

  • Falling in Love With God +

    “falling in love with God,” as Boa’s subtitle for the facet explains. In this approach we attempt to enter into Read More
  • An Infallible Assurance: John Donne +

    Our God is not out of breath, because he hath blown one tempest, and swallowed a Navy: Our God hath Read More
  • At the Feet of Jesus: We Fall Down +

    Chris Tomlin We fall down and lay our crowns At the feet of Jesus The greatness of Your Mercy and Read More
  • I am Not a Robot, I am a Unicorn: Learning How to Communicate in a Fallen World +

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Hidden Blessings

  • The other Lord's Prayer by Michael Reeves +

    Mike Reeves discusses  the love of Jesus for us in the way he prays  to the Father, reflecting on his Read More
  • Enjoying Christ Constantly by Mike Reeves +

    Exceptional discussion of how the Song of Songs Read More
  • The Significance of the Trinity Underpinning the Great Doctrines of the Reformation - Michael Reeves +

    Can we ever afford to be vague about the nature and identity of our God? Read More
  • Worship, The Trinity, Music by Michael Reeves +

    Michael Reeves speaking to the worship leaders Read More
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