Monthly Archives: December 2015

Yes, you and I are even called to love clueless white people who don’t understand why ‘The Wiz: Live!’ had an all-black cast.

Drew and Tyler chat with D.L. Mayfield about the final Hunger Games film, Mocking Jay Part 2.

The Toymaker’s Apprentice works as a revision of the Christmas classic The Nutcracker, and both stories can help us to see Christmas itself in new ways.

‘Alyosha’ is an invitation to sit with Powell beside the fire and listen to his stories.

Erin and Hannah talk about the billions of dollars spent by Americans during this season and our personal finance standards.

Pixar’s latest short is a knowing portrayal of how difficult it can be to teach a child the value of religious belief and practice.

Kobe Bryant’s devotion to basketball is just one example of the countless ways human beings demonstrate a capacity for worship.

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Logic: The Incredible True Story is given a fact check by Sam and Cray.

Our fullest expression as male and female created in the image of God is found in neither unbridled freedom nor oppressive regulation.

The pursuit of holiness in our everyday lives is thwarted because we identify ourselves by our sins.

Six writers and six episodes. Fans and skeptics. Empire and Rebels.

Wade and Kevin turn an eye to Jessica Jones while investigating the merits of Spotlight.

I still look at my friends’ selfies, because, honestly, I like to see their faces.

Drew and Tyler chat with Val Dunham about her recent column: Touchdown Jesus: Peyton Manning Is Like a Breath, His Days a Fleeting Shadow.

Physical proximity leads to greater compassion. So why do we excuse our families from that equation?