“Most of the time Nathan and I play competitive Halo matches shooting people and blowing stuff up … It was a nice change of pace to take turns cultivating a better game world rather than destroying it.”
The SBC urges the government to create a path to citizenship for illegal immigration and Alan considers how this political stance represents a proper ordering of our allegiances.
I found out I was having a daughter, and it opened my eyes to the implications of Disney’s female role-models.
“There’s no way to avoid the intake of the world’s messaging in regard to products . . . . But each time we take those messages and run them through the filter of God’s Word, we strengthen our brain to stand firm in what is really true.”
We share our favorite pop culture finds from across the internet.
“The game has the potential to be truly interesting going forward.”
Why is our culture fascinated with vampires, and how has that fascination changed over time?
“Whatever happens to the stranded groom-to-be in romantic comedies whose fiancee leaves him at the altar for another man?”
“The strange dichotomy represented in the song is telling of a few things about the culture in which we live.”
Jason Morehead explores one of the seminal books about the interaction between Christianity and culture.
“It wasn’t to be, but we won’t soon forget the equalizer and the determination with which we played to get it.”
It seems that everyone has been reveling in Lebron’s defeat. Ben Bartlett would like to challenge that notion.
“As citizens, it can be easy for us to write off the costs we had to pay in wars since 9/11, especially the spiritual costs.”
Super 8 can mesh with Christian ideas about how we can communicated truth through story.
“Our consumerist mentality at the polls converts the voting booth to a retail counter where we purchase the product that offers the benefits we desire.”
We share our favorite pop culture finds from across the internet – it’s good for you.
