Monthly Archives: May 2015

The trend to combine mourning and rejoicing on Mother’s Day, to extend kindness to women who find this day painful, may actually undercut our good intentions.

Puny humans Wade and Kevin are joined by Christianity Today‘s Jessica Gibson to review the new AVENGERS flick.

The jokes aren’t the point, and neither are the lies; something is satire if it’s being used to criticize stupidity or vices.

In the Mad Men universe, Shangri-La is what everyone has always been looking for. It is paradise.

Does the hand-crafted movement shape faith to culture or shape culture to faith?

All too often, our conversations break down, our relationships fail, and even our unity is ruptured because we’re operating without an awareness of our blind spots.

The Avengers can’t be stopped, and their latest big-budget adventure shows the cinematic superhero genre at its zenith.

For Stuart Murdoch of Belle and Sebastian, the story has been similar—he’s found, in testifying of his struggles, the inspiration for art that meets people in the suffering and gives them confidence, joy, and reason to hope.

Cultural artifacts offered words and longings for which I was unable to articulate in the throes of my own suffering and doubt.

This season’s pervasive tone is “the more things change, the more they stay the same,” with characters returning left and right—usually to tie up some loose ends and then untie some others.

We’re currently looking for feature articles on the theme of “A Matter of Conscience” for an upcoming issue of Christ and Pop Culture Magazine.

Ebenezers are de facto monuments to mark occasions when God shows up. And today, Ebenezers are everywhere, thanks to the digital age and social media.