Monthly Archives: August 2011

“. . . sites like Turntable.fm and Last.fm are attempting to bring the excitement of community listening back into our culture.”

“Child preaching videos smack not of God speaking in a way that humbles men at the surprising sound of His voice, they come across as ‘spiritual child beauty pageants.'”

Toward the end of his book Andy Crouch writes a chapter that’s kind of a bummer.

Is there a time when a design choice in game nearly ruined the experience for you?

“[H]ypocrisy is not a sin that should be taken so lightly or thrown about so casually”

Are videogames to blame for our violent tendencies?

All candidates should be open about their defining beliefs. Whether they are based on the Bible or secular humanism.

“There’s still a part of me that longs for more of that pioneer dream: traveling light, self-reliant, and simpler—at least in some ways.”

We stop, reevaluate, and make some key decisions for the future of Christ and Pop Culture.

“I have good news and other news.”

“I want to thank some politicians. And not sarcastically, either.”

“I felt for her loss, I felt I understood her pain and wanted to help her.”

As we choose which parts of culture outside the church are acceptable for us, we face difficult questions from within.

“Children are active purveyors of culture and keen observers; they mimic what they see, be it breast or bottle.”

“Christians are all too comfortable mocking atheists, evolutionists, Democrats, and presidents, through cartoons.”

Erin Newcomb on the best way to love our “wicked little sinners”.