Fringe Radio Network

In this special commentary episode, Doug and Emily watch and discuss M. Night Shyamalan’s classic film The Sixth Sense (1999)—a story about a young boy who sees spirits and the counselor who tries to help him.Through the lens of the Seers See ministry, they explore the film’s deeper meaning:How Cole Sear’s terrifying visions mirror the experience of real-life seers who see into the spiritual realm.How understanding the purpose of the gift transforms fear into peace.Why secrecy and isolation magnify torment—and how truth and compassion bring freedom.How Bruce Willis’ character represents unresolved spiritual business and redemption.How M. Night Shyamalan uses Christian imagery, grace, and mystery across his films to re-enchant a disbelieving world.Join the conversation as Doug and Emily connect film, faith, and the supernatural, showing that when understanding replaces fear, peace reigns in your house.Learn MoreRead the book: Seers See: Instruction on Seeing into the Spiritual RealmVisit: SeersSee.com