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Arts & Leisure

We don’t all need to know Mary Lambert’s Secrets

Jason E. Summers

Shadow of Mordor and the limits of video-game fun

Kevin Schut

Steve Taylor’s new Goliath

John J. Thompson

Mary Gordon’s The Liar's Wife and the spiritual gift of attentiveness

Allison Backous Troy

Fleetwood Mac and landslides that lead to blessing

Amanda Cleary Eastep

Smile for the camera! Gone Girl and the idolizing of public image

Josh Larsen

Lecrae’s triumphant Anomaly

John J. Thompson

CBS’ Mom and comedy of recovery

Donna Bowman

Salvaging sacred music in Syria

John J. Thompson

Destiny: a video game blind to its own beauty

Drew Dixon

Gilmore Girls and Christian community

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

Adrian Peterson’s prayer group

Josh Larsen

U2’s Songs of Innocence: more than corporate noise?

John J. Thompson

Holy Ghost and the latest step in Korn’s spiritual journey

Christopher Hunt

The Leftovers: perseverance in the face of perplexity

Chad Comello

A parent’s praise for Stampylonghead

Caryn Rivadeneira

Jim Gaffigan and the food purity movement

Branson Parler

“I love you all” – Michael Fassbender sings the Gospel wearing a papier-mâché head

Josh Larsen

Sea-ologians of the deep

Chad Comello

Why The Simpsons went to church (and what they found there)

Donna Bowman

Singer, priest, boss: the latest from Sinead O’Connor

John J. Thompson

The common grace of fake vacation destinations

Kory Plockmeyer

Seinfeld, sitcoms and simpler times

Zach J. Hoag

Understanding story through Richard Linklater’s Boyhood

Josh Pease

The Empathy Exams’ call for courage

Allison Backous Troy

The sweet subversion of ‘Weird Al’ Yankovic’s Mandatory Fun

John J. Thompson

Jack White’s Lazaretto: good album, bad theology

Robert Keeley

Hearing the music of redemption in Begin Again

John J. Thompson

LeBron James' letter: great PR or a new take on greatness?

Nick Olson

Hearthstone and the importance of a gaming community

Kevin Schut

Prison runs and Paul’s urge to race

Johnathan Kana

Jesus Didn’t Tap – But Would He Have Even Played?

Kory Plockmeyer

Why Orange is the New Black is TV’s most beautiful show

Zach J. Hoag

Ida and Galatians 3:28

Josh Larsen

Why World Cup whining is blind to the beauty of sports

Jonathan Miles

Watch Dogs and wielding knowledge with grace

Drew Dixon

Al Feldstein and the laughable legacy of Mad magazine

Dave Larsen

The unassuming faith of Maya Angelou

Kimberly Davis

New life for Dark Dungeons

Andy Rau

Bearing false witness on Survivor: Cagayan

Donna Bowman

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