Monthly Archives: December 2015

If the power of the dark side is hate, then what is the power of the light side but love?

We’d like to think we can save ourselves and our society. But we can’t.

In the Empire Strikes Back, George Lucas perfectly positions “the old” versus “the new” as competing forces in the quest for ultimate universal supremacy.

Christian satire with Jared Hess and ‘Don Verdean’ and post-Holocaust thriller ‘Phoenix’ are on the discussion table.

Should I feel bad about letting Netflix babysit? I don’t know. Will you like me better if I do?

Stephen Burnett did not see the original Star Wars film until 2008. Now later in life, he can finally join the fandom.

Drew and Tyler chat with Cray Allred about the Philadelphia 76ers and their commitment to lose basketball games.

Jessica Jones, one of Marvel’s darkest characters, is trapped in the postmodern hell of losing control of her own life. Can she escape her suffering by helping other people?

In Episode III, Anakin begins to struggle in a way so uniquely human that I cannot help but relate.

A dreary few seasons of abundant losing could be more edifying for a young, newly rich pro than joining a good team.

The real menace of Clones, however, is how this novel approach to filmmaking impacted the actors’ performances.

Norwex, Jamberries, Crazy Wraps and other MLM organizations are treated to a bit of Persuasion with special guest Kate Shellnutt.

We revisit a classic Christmas Episode with Sam and Cry.

The main thing that I noticed upon my rewatch was that I was having fun.

“Away in a Manger” is a song about safety, but it also reminds us of Christ’s compassion for us in difficult hours and on dark roads.

Wade and Kevin enter the ring with ‘Creed’.