AN AFTER THE MOVIES EXPERIENCE
Ignition of the Soul
In Rio de Janeiro, used-car salesman Noah Silva faces the consequences of his choices at work and at home. His journey toward integrity invites reflection on honesty, repentance, and rebuilding trust.
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A FEW MINUTES. A FRESH PERSPECTIVE.
Read. Reflect. Put it into practice.
Move at your own pace.
DAY 1 OF 7
We can get used to explaining away the habits that are costing us the most. Inviting God to search our hearts opens a different path. Honest reflection is a beginning, even before we know how to put everything right.
Where are you defending a choice you need to examine?
Set aside five quiet minutes to name one area that needs change.
A simple prayer
God, help me see my choices clearly and respond honestly.
DAY 2 OF 7
Integrity shows up in ordinary decisions: a promise, a number, a conversation, a sale. The convenient choice is not always the faithful one. Small acts of honesty form the person we are becoming.
Where are you tempted to bend the truth for an advantage?
Correct one misleading statement or expectation you have created.
A simple prayer
Lord, give me courage to tell the truth when it costs me.
DAY 3 OF 7
Zacchaeus responds to Jesus with more than an apology. His changed priorities become visible in how he treats other people. Repentance moves us toward concrete repair, not simply relief from guilt.
What would a real change of direction look like for you?
Identify one appropriate step to repair harm you have caused.
A simple prayer
Jesus, let my actions reflect the change you are making in me.
DAY 4 OF 7
Trust is rarely restored by one impressive gesture. It grows as people experience consistency over time. We can be faithful in the next small responsibility without demanding an immediate response from someone we have hurt.
What promise can you keep consistently?
Make one realistic commitment and follow through without seeking credit.
A simple prayer
God, make me patient and faithful in the work of rebuilding.
DAY 5 OF 7
Being present at home involves more than being in the room. Listening without preparing our defense makes space for an honest relationship. Attention is one practical gift we can offer the people closest to us.
Who needs your attention more than your explanation?
Put your phone away and ask someone close to you how they are really doing.
A simple prayer
Lord, help me listen with love rather than defensiveness.
DAY 6 OF 7
Forgiveness draws on the grace we have received. It does not erase consequences or require pretending that trust is already restored. It can begin with asking God to free us from the desire to repay hurt with hurt.
What resentment are you ready to bring to God?
Pray honestly about one hurt and seek wise support where needed.
A simple prayer
Jesus, teach me to receive your grace and extend it with wisdom.
DAY 7 OF 7
A fresh start becomes a way of life through repeated choices. Work, family, and faith belong in the same story. Choose a practice that will keep integrity in view after the emotion of this week has faded.
What will help your actions align with your faith next month?
Invite a trusted person to check in with you about one specific commitment.
A simple prayer
God, let the life I live match the faith I profess.
MAKE ROOM FOR THE CONVERSATION
Four gatherings for your church, small group, family, or friends.
Allow about 45–60 minutes for each conversation.
5 min · Welcome and check in / 10 min · Read and reflect / 20 min · Discuss / 10 min · Choose a next step and pray
Read the passage together. Invite honest conversation, leave room for different perspectives, and let anyone pass on a question. Adapt the pace and language for your group.
We can get used to explaining away the habits that are costing us the most. Inviting God to search our hearts opens a different path. Honest reflection is a beginning, even before we know how to put everything right.
Set aside five quiet minutes to name one area that needs change.
Close in prayer
God, help me see my choices clearly and respond honestly. Invite anyone who wishes to share a prayer request; passing is always welcome.
Zacchaeus responds to Jesus with more than an apology. His changed priorities become visible in how he treats other people. Repentance moves us toward concrete repair, not simply relief from guilt.
Identify one appropriate step to repair harm you have caused.
Close in prayer
Jesus, let my actions reflect the change you are making in me. Invite anyone who wishes to share a prayer request; passing is always welcome.
Being present at home involves more than being in the room. Listening without preparing our defense makes space for an honest relationship. Attention is one practical gift we can offer the people closest to us.
Put your phone away and ask someone close to you how they are really doing.
Close in prayer
Lord, help me listen with love rather than defensiveness. Invite anyone who wishes to share a prayer request; passing is always welcome.
A fresh start becomes a way of life through repeated choices. Work, family, and faith belong in the same story. Choose a practice that will keep integrity in view after the emotion of this week has faded.
Invite a trusted person to check in with you about one specific commitment.
Close in prayer
God, let the life I live match the faith I profess. Invite anyone who wishes to share a prayer request; passing is always welcome.
ON THE WAY HOME
A simple 10-minute conversation.
Take turns. Listen well. Be curious.
Where did the story challenge your understanding of success?
What is the difference between saying sorry and making things right?
What is one small way we can practice greater integrity this week?
