The woman to look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone Street with the point.

For gen-axers like me, childhood featured movies like The Goonies in Indiana Jones, and that's

what made a moment at last week's Academy Awards hit our nostalgia part.

Kiwi Kwan, who played data in Goonies and short-round in Indiana Jones, won the Oscar for best

supporting actor for a role in everything everywhere all it wants.

When announced, Ki tearfully kissed his wife, hugged his co-stars, and launched into one

of the most enthusiastic and sincere speeches.

The yelling out, Mom, I just want an Oscar, and this is the American Dream.

And then thanking his wife of 20 years.

The joy and gratitude were absolutely infectious and points to something deeper than mere nostalgia.

It's an example of what Oz again has caused a signal of transcendence, a reminder that

there's more to this world than just power, conflict, and survival.

Get a copy of Oz's new book with a gift of any amount to the Colson Center this month.

Just go to colsoncenter.org slash give.

For the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street.