Articles filed under
Arts & Leisure

A new call for Christian engagement with video games

Drew Dixon

Why Adele was wise to turn down that book deal

Caryn Rivadeneira

The radical optimism of Parks and Recreation

Josh Pease

The Christian virtue in Pain & Gain

Josh Larsen

Brad Paisley, Paramore and finding faith at the top of the charts

John J. Thompson

Hearing others’ voices in The Silence and the Roar

Allison Backous Troy

Why Christians should be writing more comic books

Dean Christopher Dettloff

To the Wonder and Terrence Malick’s disappearing God

Josh Larsen

Playing BioShock Infinite while Mom watches

Drew Dixon

What Spring Breakers says about youth formation

Aron Reppmann

In defense of remakes (even Evil Dead)

Todd Hertz

David Bowie’s unexpected Next Day

John J. Thompson

Believing in Baseball (and Easter)

Branson Parler

March Madness, Maundy Thursday and rooting for the underdog

Kory Plockmeyer

Justified and the Limits of Law

Josh Pease

Why I still haven't read Fifty Shades of Grey

Caryn Rivadeneira

Preaching Mumford & Sons

Josh Larsen

Embracing community at South by Southwest

John J. Thompson

The character missing from History’s Bible

Ron Vanderwell

Marcus Mumford: ‘I wouldn’t call myself a Christian’ Now what?

Josh Larsen

Hearing the Hound of Heaven in Oz the Great and Powerful

Josh Larsen

The cultural mandate of SimCity

Drew Dixon

Personalizing Netflix and the danger of closed systems

John Van Sloten

Debating the death penalty on The Colbert Report

Josh Larsen

Jim James pursues Regions of Light and Sound of God

John J. Thompson

The hopeful sincerity of The Onion’s Oscar apology

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

Oscar fashion and Christian modesty

Rachel Marie Stone

Die Hard and our appetite for destruction

Josh Larsen

Special revelation and Netflix’s House of Cards

Kory Plockmeyer

The warped witness of Djesus Uncrossed

Josh Larsen

The moody resonance of My Bloody Valentine

John J. Thompson

The Walking Dead: Where soul meets body

Matthew Pittman

The creaturely work of Paul Cézanne

Daniel A. Siedell

Why female empowerment doesn’t have to look like Beyonce

Karen Swallow Prior

Beyonce’s halftime show and wearing nail polish to preach

Erica Schemper

The cumulative morality of Far Cry 3

Josh Pease

Is atheism a religion? Not nearly as much as the Super Bowl

Branson Parler

Zero Dark Thirty and the value of ambiguity

Josh Larsen

Happy Winter-een-mas! We’ll explain…

Greg Veltman

The generic genius of Leonard Cohen’s Hallelujah

John J. Thompson

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