Taylor Swift’s Midnights and the Star Wars series Andor give Josh, JR., and Kathryn a chance to consider what antiheroes reveal about the human condition — and how the gospel responds.

Show Notes

Joylanda Jamison on "Taylor Swift's Midnights and Psalm 139."

JR. Forasteros on "The Passion of Michael Myers."

FREE Groundwork ebook: "Christmas Hope: The Women in Jesus' Family Tree."

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JR. Forasteros is the teaching pastor at Catalyst Church in Dallas, Texas. He is also the author of Empathy for the Devil and co-host of the The Fascinating Podcast and In All Things Charity. Connect with him on Facebook or Twitter, or get his weekly Faith & Pop Culture newsletter.

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Kathryn Freeman is a Masters of Divinity student at Baylor University's Truett Seminary. She also holds degrees from the University of Texas School of Law and Texas A&M University. She lives in Austin, Texas. You can follow her on Twitter @kathrynannette.

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Josh Larsen is editor of Think Christian and host/producer of the TC podcast. He's also the co-host of Filmspotting, as well as the author of Movies Are Prayers and Fear Not! A Christian Appreciation of Horror Movies. You can connect with him on Facebook, Twitter, and Letterboxd.

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