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Music

Bon Iver and the Sounds of Change

Liz Wann

The Dark Fellowship of Nick Cave’s Skeleton Tree

John J. Thompson

Millennials, Worship, and Hillsong: Let Hope Rise

Kate Meyrick

The Avett Brothers and the world’s True Sadness

Liz Wann

Coloring Book: a Chance encounter with joy

Xavier Ramey

Gungor and David Dark on your wild and precious life

Chad Comello

Radiohead and incomprehensible peace

John J. Thompson

When Bono met Eugene Peterson…

John J. Thompson

Beyoncé’s Lemonade: no rush to forgiveness

Tamara Hill Murphy

The spiritual enigma that was Prince

John J. Thompson

When old things become new: a goodbye to Merle Haggard

John J. Thompson

Why White Christians Need to Catch Up with Kendrick Lamar

Xavier Ramey

Dimly lit faith: Lucinda Williams’ Ghosts of Highway 20

John J. Thompson

Beyoncé’s Spiritual Formation

Austin Channing

Megadeth’s snarling, paranoid Dystopia

John J. Thompson

David Bowie and the passing of a Blackstar

John J. Thompson

Travels, a Traveller, Whistles & Bells: the top 10 albums of 2015

John J. Thompson

Scott Weiland and debunking the rock ‘n’ roll lifestyle

John J. Thompson

Adele and Advent: Worth the Wait

Jes Kast

Chris Stapleton and the triumph of twang

John J. Thompson

Mining meaning from Blitzen Trapper’s All Across This Land

John J. Thompson

A toast, and a warning, from Alice Cooper’s Hollywood Vampires

John J. Thompson

Community vs. Cult of Personality (or 3 days at TIFF)

Josh Larsen

Lamenting along with Iron Maiden

Alex Bersin

The perilous pleasure of Carly Rae Jepsen’s Emotion

John J. Thompson

Joy Williams and the redemption of Venus

John J. Thompson

The faithful eclecticism of Twenty One Pilots’ Blurryface

John J. Thompson

Mumford & Sons’ milder Wilder Mind

John J. Thompson

Audiophiles and spiritual fidelity

John J. Thompson

Sufjan Stevens’ Carrie & Lowell: Sorrow in the Shadow of the Cross

John J. Thompson

The spiritual disconnect in Imagine Dragons’ Smoke + Mirrors

John J. Thompson

Bjork’s Vulnicura and the rending of “one flesh”

John J. Thompson

Finding communal comfort in David Zahl's Mess of Help

John J. Thompson

Andraé Crouch and making every minute count

John J. Thompson

Guess who’s still haunting David Bazan?

John J. Thompson

Songs of Innocence and Metamodern Sounds: the top ten albums of 2014

John J. Thompson

Why I’m OK with the boy Yahweh in Exodus: Gods and Kings

Josh Larsen

Discussing Kieslowski’s Decalogue IX

Josh Larsen

Katniss Everdeen and symbolic values

Josh Larsen

Foo Fighters, Nashville and the communal power of music

John J. Thompson

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