Monthly Archives: February 2016

Lucinda Williams’ ‘The Ghosts of Highway 20’ works as the perfect soundtrack for an Ash Wednesday liturgy.

Looking back and looking ahead through the eyes of a runner.

Sam and Cray continue to examine ‘The Life of Pablo’ from Kanye West and delve into the persona of Kanye himself.

On this One Year Anniversary of the show, Wade and Kevin talk about the 2016 Oscars and the movie ‘Room’.

Social media can’t be our only means of spreading God’s presence.

This week, the crew looks to fill the #4 spot from video games ‘The Witness’ and ‘Firewatch’ and Kanye West’s ‘The Life of Pablo’

“Ransomware” started small, back in the mid-’10s. How could we have known technology wasn’t automatically good?

Fat Christians represent the Body of Christ just as much as their thinner counterparts in the church, even if Oprah Winfrey’s new Weight Watcher ads tell us otherwise.

Rather than a “seeing is believing” mindset, Christianity is a more “hearing is believing” way of life.

‘The Witness’ reflects the layered complexity of the Christian tradition.

Jim and Pam from ‘The Office’ is the subject of discussion as Drew and Tyler host Amanda Wortham to talk about her article about one of TV’s most endearing couples.

Ronda Rousey’s defeat signals a universal human vulnerability—one that is meant to equip us for communion with others and with Christ.

‘Risen’ is a very good film that just happens to be marketed to faith-based audiences.

Erin and Hannah talk about the lost art of humility in social media and our own personal platforms.

Sam and Cray dive into Ultralight Beam on ‘The Life of Pablo” from Kanye West. Does the song illuminate the rest of the album in a gospel-centric light?

God could have redeemed His creation however He saw fit and yet chose to step inside of it, to become part of it, and to rebuild it from the inside out.