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The Scariest Thing About The Last of Us

Daniel Jung

Poker Face and the Power of the Unremarkable Woman

Julia York

Narco Saints’ Drug-Dealing Pastor

Daniel Jung

Best TV of 2022

Rachel Syens

Wednesday and Oneness

Robert Rivera

The Crown’s Half-Hearted Confessions

Kate Meyrick

Andor’s Ambiguous Pursuit of Justice

Roslyn Hernández

A Quantum Leap of Faith

JR. Forasteros

Atlanta and Making Disciples of All Nations

Timothy Thomas

A Pharisee in House of the Dragon

Julia York

Rings of Power and the Persistence of Evil

Robert Rivera

The Senseless Fight Scenes of Cobra Kai

Michael McKoy

Derry Girls and Christian Community

Dorothy Bennett

Spy x Family and Spiritual Burnout

Caitlin Eha

The Sandman and the Harrowing of Hell

JR. Forasteros

The Heavenly Joy of Only Murders in the Building

Robert Hubbard

Coming to Confession in Better Call Saul

Daniel Jung

The Bear’s Inheritance of Shame

Julia York

The Ultimate Fighter: A Case Study in Christian Vocation

Daniel Jung

Bluey’s Revelatory Beauty

BJ Krug

Accepting the Pain in Prime Video’s Undone

Robert Rivera

Critiquing Religion in Under the Banner of Heaven

Amber Noel

Defeating the Darkness in Stranger Things

Julia York

WeCrashed and Christian Leadership

Robert Rivera

Picking a Fight with God in Star Trek: Picard

JR. Forasteros

The Many Faces of Moon Knight

Joe George

Severance, Pachinko, and Facing the Truth of Trauma

Daniel Jung

DMZ Chooses Its King

Emanuel Padilla

Bridgerton: Love, Loss, and the Greatest Commandment

Rachel Syens

The ‘Hambie’ Lesson in All of Us Are Dead

Daniel Jung

Euphoria’s Deepest Desire

Isabel Bishop

Stressed is the Peacemaker

Joe George

Janet Jackson and Control

Joylanda Jamison

Saint Abbott Elementary

Brian Howell

MeatEater and the Cultural Mandate

Daniel Jung

Revelation in The Beatles: Get Back

John J. Thompson

Reconciliation on Rick and Morty

D. Marquel

Wheel of Time and the Second Coming

Michelle Reyes

Hawkeye and a Theology of Disability

JR. Forasteros

The Real Question Behind Marvel’s What If . . . ?

LeMarr Jackson

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