Kirk Cameron tallks about faith，
marriage and his new movie
April 11， 2009
Q： You donated your pay from Fireproof to Camp Firefly. Can you tell us a little bit about it？
Q； What's the personal message you're taking away from the movie？
A： There are a couple of themes in the movie： "Never leave your partner behind." This's the firefighter's adage and the way it ought to be in marriage， especially in times of fire. Another theme is "Don't follow your heart： lead your heart." If you follow your hear， it can be deceptive…。
The movie is full of principles of what it means to love someone.
Q： Would you like to be in another TV series？ Is there anyting out there that is clean enough to watch with your family？
A： Maybe somedaythere would be a television sceries that fits with my family. Right now， I have a wife， we're considering home schooling [and I've] been doing my TV series and the movie…。
I'm looking forwared to a bit of calm.
Q： What activities do you enjoy as a family？ And do you and your wife have a date night？
A： We try as much as we can. Finding babysitters for six children can ba a challenge. We live in L.A. so we love to go to the beach. We love to go hiking in the mountains. We live in a rural area and we love to be outside， play with nieces and nephews [and] have family time.
Q： What do you hope people take away from Fireproof？
A： I hope people will go because it's a great movie. I'm hoping at the end people will say， "I felt there were times when I felt like I was looing in a mirrow." I hope they pick up a copy of the book， The Love Dare， and start practicing the things in it. …I believe that one person fully submitted to God and his word can turn a marriage around.
Vocabulary Focus
Adage （n） 諺語，格言
A wise saying or proverb
Submit （v）順服；服務(wù)
To allow another person to have power or authority over you
marriage and his new movie
April 11， 2009
Q： You donated your pay from Fireproof to Camp Firefly. Can you tell us a little bit about it？
Q； What's the personal message you're taking away from the movie？
A： There are a couple of themes in the movie： "Never leave your partner behind." This's the firefighter's adage and the way it ought to be in marriage， especially in times of fire. Another theme is "Don't follow your heart： lead your heart." If you follow your hear， it can be deceptive…。
The movie is full of principles of what it means to love someone.
Q： Would you like to be in another TV series？ Is there anyting out there that is clean enough to watch with your family？
A： Maybe somedaythere would be a television sceries that fits with my family. Right now， I have a wife， we're considering home schooling [and I've] been doing my TV series and the movie…。
I'm looking forwared to a bit of calm.
Q： What activities do you enjoy as a family？ And do you and your wife have a date night？
A： We try as much as we can. Finding babysitters for six children can ba a challenge. We live in L.A. so we love to go to the beach. We love to go hiking in the mountains. We live in a rural area and we love to be outside， play with nieces and nephews [and] have family time.
Q： What do you hope people take away from Fireproof？
A： I hope people will go because it's a great movie. I'm hoping at the end people will say， "I felt there were times when I felt like I was looing in a mirrow." I hope they pick up a copy of the book， The Love Dare， and start practicing the things in it. …I believe that one person fully submitted to God and his word can turn a marriage around.
Vocabulary Focus
Adage （n） 諺語，格言
A wise saying or proverb
Submit （v）順服；服務(wù)
To allow another person to have power or authority over you