Monthly Archives: May 2016

Artist, educator, and mother Michelle Berg Radford joins CAPC staff writer Hannah Anderson to discuss the conflict between “domestica” and creative callings.

Confronted by the inexplicable, our reaction—strangely enough—is joy.

Midnight Special is one of the best films in the last decade to explore the questions of faith and doubt.

Advances may enhance or prolong our physical experience, but nothing can erase God’s imprint.

According to cultural preferences, thin is beautiful; fat is ugly. Thin equals success; fat equals failure. It may be wrong, but most of us believe it.

Perhaps the spectacle of ‘Captain America: Civil War’ can give us pause enough to consider our cultural situation and the precipice over which we stand.

The guys review Richard Linklater’s Linklater-y look at college baseball players.

For me, Donald Trump will always be Zachary Hale Comstock, Prophet and Founder of Columbia and the villain of Ken Levine’s ‘Bioshock Infinite.’

Tyler and Drew chat with Val Dunham about her recent article “In the NFL Draft, Does Function Trump Value?”

Depictions of Latinas on TV don’t often get it right, if they even show up on the screen at all. What is a Latina Christian to do?

Beyoncé 2016, ‘Fixer Upper’ Season 3 and ‘Hail, Caesar!’ are nominated for the 12th spot on The CaPC 25 for 2016.

The fruits of the spirit that guide Christian character formation differ from the “human capital” Jeffrey Selingo discusses in his book There Is Life after College.

Erin and Hannah have a fast chat about Harriet Tubman’s inclusion on the $20 bill and honoring people besides early political figures.

#MoreThanMean shows that while abuse may be destructive, disgusting, and altogether intolerable, it is not a problem beyond hope of redemption.

When parenting gets hard, I want it to be my way or the highway.

ABC’s ‘Galavant’ breaks all the fairy tale rules and delivers a hefty dose of humor, humility, and reality in the process.