The Kiddy Pool: Will You Still Love Me?
“But that is a paradox of the faith, that only my weakness and my emptiness can leave room for the Spirit to move within me.”
“But that is a paradox of the faith, that only my weakness and my emptiness can leave room for the Spirit to move within me.”
Derek Webb talks about his extreme personality, his struggles with doubt, and why he kind of wishes he hadn’t written that song, “Thankful.”
People will remember this performance because the girl they watched grow up as Hannah Montana spent the majority of her 6 minutes on stage “twerking.”
“Will humans ever stop dying?”
“Much of the despondency, cynicism, and unhealthiness in the present day American workplace come because businesses place objectives above everything else.”
In this sneak peek from Issue #10 of CaPCMag, Joel Heng Hartse considers how 90’s Christian music was actually kind of wonderful.
“Deeply passionate, the lyrics parallel brokenness and redemption.”
“I feel like I’m running an artist sweatshop through my computer.”
Should Finding Nemo have been about a father and son hermaphrodite couple?
“What message am I sending to my students by reading from my phone instead of a print Bible?”
“It feels good to be king.”
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