Can fictional art and entertainment actually spark transformation and transcendence?

Many Christians have a weak theology of failure and regret. But some of the best creators among us are the ones who fail the most: stand-up comedians.

It was part of Dolly’s gift, both as a singer and a songwriter, to make her songs sound effortless—yet they were anything but.

If God is truly our Father, then I do not have to run from him with my doubts. I can run to him.

Alice Rohrwacher’s film is a hypnotic portrait of a Romantic soul searching for transcendence in a world evaporated of it.

American Christians should follow the example of Odysseus’s hosts and love our immigrant neighbors.

Kane Parsons’ horror hit exposes the fundamental inhumanity inherent in the modern American experience.

Deltarune continually distinguishes between an appointed end and the genuinely meaningful decisions made along the way. 

Christopher Nolan offers a gentler, if no less provocative, exploration of humanity at the end of its scientific abilities.

A personal brand should be a byproduct of ministry, but too many worship leaders hope that ministry is a byproduct of brand.

Why does this story continue to appeal to us? What does this latest version say about both the filmmaker and us?

Gina Dalfonzo’s new book considers how flawed movie characters can teach us about our own fallen natures.

Alex Garland’s 2018 sci-fi/horror film reminds us that the world contains powers that refute our modern rationality.

Remove enough friction and you don’t have a more efficient formation process. You have no formation process. You have content delivery.

The whole world coming together proved even more beautiful than the beautiful game itself.

The speed of AI’s advancement currently outpaces our ability to describe and discuss its impact.