God or country? A faith-based humanitarian organization partnered with the Pentagon to gather intelligence while engaged in aid work in foreign countries, indicating a disturbing confusion over the priorities of Christians in advancing the Kingdom of God.
Erin and Hannah are joined by a special guest to give voice to the one who is betrayed and the fallout of the sexual sin.
This month Christ and Pop Culture is pleased, in partnership with Crossway, to impart to our loyal readers… the secret of the universe.
Gail Carriger’s Finishing School series and lessons in friendship.
The Cosby Show was my door into the realm of upper-middle class black America.
On her new album ‘Short Movie,’ Laura Marling takes listeners with her on a quest to find beauty in places of unsettling darkness and unnerving vulnerability.
Sam & Cray look at the spiritual radar in hip hop with the blaspheming Yeezus, Ben Carson’s rap ad and compare Psalm 137 to Black Milk’s ‘Leave the Bones Behind’
Straight white men don’t dance because we take ourselves too seriously. It would be healthy for us to add dancing back to our vision of manhood.
Wade and Kevin review the movie you picked for them after they quickly walk down hallways followed by a steady-cam while reviewing ‘Steve Jobs’
Fear, when it is ultimate in life, clouds and covers every joy and delight in the world, even peace itself.
Maybe poetry sounds like a weird approach to computer passwords, but it’s a solution that’s part of a long and storied human tradition.
Drew is joined by new co-host Tyler and guest S.D. Kelly about her article on Donal Drumpf and the infatuation with some Christians over the Presidential candidate.
The power of street art grabs you when you don’t expect it and forces you to pay attention, which can lead to an appreciation of beauty everywhere.
‘Crimson Peak’ features clear heroes and villains in its cast of characters, but the film’s true antagonist, which bedevils hero and villain alike, is the lurking past with its manifold sins.
Both male and female creatures are necessary to represent God’s glory.
Erin & Hannah let loose their foul language filters when it comes to school fundraisers of
