K-Pop Demon Hunters and Loving Your Enemies?
A Bible Study on the animated film K-Pop Demon Hunters
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Opening Prayer
Start with a prayer inviting understanding.
Sample Prayer:
Holy God, thank You for loving us when we were still far from You. Open our hearts and minds as we study Your Word and this story of Rumi and Jinu. Teach us how to break cycles of hate with Your radical love. Amen
Prep Questions
When have you found it easy to love someone?
When has loving someone felt almost impossible?
Think of a song, movie, or game that helped you see the world differently—what made it powerful?
Link to Video
Shortened Transcript
Plot hook: Huntr/x, a K-pop girl group, moonlights as demon-hunters.
Identity crisis: Leader Rumi hides her half-demon heritage; shame steals her singing voice.
The rival: Saja Boys are demons using pop music to break a magic barrier.
Revelation: Jinu tells Rumi demons are chained by shame, not born evil.
Cycle of hate: Generations of “destroy your enemy” only create more pain.
Turning point: Rumi chooses mercy—singing for Jinu, not against him.
Result: Hate loses power; enemies become allies.
Gospel link: Jesus calls us to “love your enemies… be merciful” (Luke 6 : 32-36). Mercy breaks the loop of retaliation.
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