Ruby Bridges reminds us that hatred of God’s children cannot be anything but sinful, and we must be vigilant in confronting not just what we’ve done, but what we have left undone.
After nine years, the Gilmore girls are back, and it turns out Rory still hasn’t grown up.
Novels by Patricia McKillip and Ilana Myer suggest another role that poetry might yet play in our society: the project of re-enchantment.
It’s been five years since Kate Middleton became Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge (aka Princess Kate) and caught the world’s eye for the return of pantyhose.
If utopia is to be found by separating the good from the bad, we need someone with an objective view to do the sorting.
The guys return to the magical world of J.K. Rowling as they review Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them followed by a discussion of Moonlight film review.
The album Time Without Measure takes on activism with intimate, challenging lyrics in the style of Sufjan Stevens and The Mountain Goats.
We have remembered our kingdom’s crown but have neglected the example of our king.
Jonathan and Sarah are reunited for this last episode of the regular season of the CaPC 25 for 2016 with nominees Ryan Speedo Green, David Wong, and Simply Christmas.
Tyler and Drew chat with Daniel Motley about his recent article Proclaiming a Better Way: Christian Community After the Election.
Is a Happy Thanksgiving even possible this year? 2016 has been a rough year for so many and collectively it feels hard to collectively be thankful.
Knowing the secrets behind the magic in Penn & Teller’s show doesn’t lessen the magic and wonder they create.
Christ and Pop Culture writers on the Thanksgiving food that has shaped us all.
Dr. Cutillo seeks to engage readers in rethinking, and re-engaging, health and care from a redemptive approach.
We need these very human stories about what it means to long for hope in a dark world.
This week’s episode is concerned with both the final frontier and the western frontier as Wade and Kevin discuss ‘Arrival’ and ‘In a Valley of Violence”
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