Monthly Archives: May 2016

Feeling judged by your language? Erin and Hannah talk about how we can judge people by the words they use instead of the words we think they should use.

The moral pragmatism which says that we must vote for Trump because anything else is a vote for Clinton is a false choice.

Christ’s suffering on the cross accomplished everything I ever hoped to achieve in drawing my own blood.

Wade and Kevin take a look at the premiere of AMC’s latest television show, Preacher and review the latest dark comedy from Yorgos Lanthimos, ‘The Lobster.’

‘The Real O’Neals’ holds up Christian assumptions about family and faith before our eyes, forcing us to evaluate their efficacy.

Politicians are people too though you might forget that in the current political climate. Amanda Wortham joins Drew and Jonathan to remind us of this fact.

While previous installments of the X-Men cinematic franchise center on humanity’s troubled relationship with mutants, Apocalypse shifts its focus to the mutants themselves.

Chewbacca Mom, Star Wars Rebels: Season 2, and The Babylon Bee are all vying for the 15th spot on the Christ and Pop Culture 25 for 2016.

With the release of Wayword, the band Mr & Mrs. Garrett Soucy gives listeners a stripped-down liturgy that is perfect for the digital age.

Carrying on with business as usual when something has gone terribly wrong is only playing at goodness—a sour imitation of the real thing.

The first step in overcoming the exhaustion of politics is to subvert the game and refuse any kind of engagement with propaganda that reduces a person to a pawn.

If cosmetic plastic surgery is morally neutral, and if it is feasible that God would not just permit, but even lead one of His children to have it done, then how do I respond?

Sunday Oldskool is hitting the pause button.

‘Last Days In the Desert’ and the human depiction of Jesus is discussed by Wade and Kevin followed by a discussion of Tom Hiddleston’s ‘High-Rise’.

At its heart, Chef’s Table is about the chefs’ spiritual appetites and how they seek to satiate their inner hungers.