Monthly Archives: February 2016

The resurrection is not in the feelings or the romance; it’s in the ordinary faithfulness of everyday life.

Tripp’s pursuit in ‘Awe’ is to understand the nature of our hearts and the wandering worship that we are often overcome with in every area of our lives.

The Coen Brothers search for Jesus in their new film; their characters finding the fictional Jesus, and maybe even the real one, along the way.

Steven Avery’s defense attorney Dead Strang is the topic of conversation as Wade Bearden joins Drew and Tyler to talk about Wade’s interview with the now famous lawyer.

While Johnny Manziel’s trademark may be official, his name is still pending review.

Erin Straza and Hannah Anderson have gathered up their top pieces of advice for love and relationships.

Shearwater’s latest album turns us away from a world that we make to our own liking and toward one that was made for us.

We wander on a bizarre journey, unsure of what, exactly, we are searching for, and then, Christmas.

Drew and Tyler chat with Alan Noble, editor-in-chief of Christ and Pop Culture about His recent article, How Trump Happened: The Wages of Fear and Brave Way Forward.

By bending reality to suit their viewers’ whims, fake monster documentaries represent the logical end of our consumerist culture.

Our culture is drowning in morals but starved for virtues—we all think no one has the right to judge us, but we all reserve the right to judge everyone else.

The more we know who we are in Christ, the more we know where to invest ourselves—and that’s a tremendously freeing way to care.

Coaches are now being treated more like players, viewed as assets that can be moved around on a whim.

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When we enter into the world depicted in Young Thug’s music, we are entering a created space.