Monthly Archives: April 2016

‘How to Survive the Apocalypse’ authors Alissa Wilkinson and Robert Joustra join Wade and Kevin to talk about the apocalyptic genre as Christin filmmaking.

Christ and Pop Culture writer Luke T. Harrington says farewell to LOL Interwebz.

Hillsong corporate worship, authenticity in worship and the appreciation of different worship traditions are the subject as Drew and Tyler interview David Roark.

Erin Straza and Brian Gregory Thomas join host Jonathan Clauson to debate between the three nominees: The Rainbow Comes and Goes, The Local Church, and Barbie Savior.

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Erin and Hannah talk about the farm to table fairy tale and what our eating standards say about our identity.

During the draft process, the NFL is often exclusively concerned with a person’s functional worth. Is this justified? I’m not sure.

Why should I trust a God who lets me go through such things? Why should I believe that God’s got me covered?

“How can I serve these people? How can I serve this place?” This is the path toward fulfillment.

In ‘The Huntsman: Winter’s War’, love conquers all and never fails.

Tyler and Drew chat with S.D. Kelly about the difficulty with family and Drew Barrymore’s recent divorce.

Ta-Nehisi Coates wants to see if comic books can handle the load that we often attribute to higher forms of intellectual activity.

Trusting children and young adults to be creative and thoughtful, and getting out of the way so they can actualize their visions, is a messy and uncomfortable process.

Ecovillage’s ‘All the Colors Speak of You’ is an exclusively curated album for Christ and Pop Culture members

The sports world will be one of the last places where a nerd with confidence is tolerated.

N. D. Wilson’s ‘Outlaws of Time: The Legend of Sam Miracle’ can awaken in you a childlikeness that perhaps you have forgotten.