everPresent is a book that helps us to think through what should be a very simple task — being present — in the context of everyday lives.
Does one elevate a burrito by wrapping it in the words of Toni Morrison? Probably. Does one cheapen literature by using it to cradle bits of rice and sour cream? Most likely.
Our desire to take quizzes, and to share our results on social media, reflects the human, God-given desire to be known and named.
That Dragon, Cancer prompts us to question what it means not to pursue a goal, but to abandon those goals to embrace another human being.
Even if it’s not comfort food per se, food is a way of offering people comfort, of taking care of those we love by relieving the stress and burden of meal preparations.
X-Men teaches us to take seriously Jesus’ command to love our neighbors.
Though there is a sense in which Cain is writing to introverts, extroverts will benefit from understanding that there is no need to “convert” introverts.
Is an appetite for the arts wrong? Not necessarily, but we must consider the affects right-brain emaciation might have on church and spirituality.
You know when Don thinks he’s supposed to be having fun, because he puts on a plaid jacket.
We had the chance to talk with Humble Beast hip-hop/rap artist, Propaganda, about his new album, Crimson Cord.
One of the chief pleasures of the original Godzilla is its ability to keep one scaly foot planted in pulpy entertainment and the other planted in deeper waters.
Kill Screen is a website and a print magazine that isn’t afraid to dive deep into the culture and practice of games and play, exploring the personal and social impact of a cultural practice that far too many of us take for granted.
God artfully crafted gender differences for many reasons; to make the fruit of a violent heart laughable is not one of them.
