Monthly Archives: March 2017

Reset is an excellent example of taking the fruits of common grace psychology and integrating them into a practical theology for Christians.

This episode of The 25 finds Tyler Glodjo standing his ground against Wade Bearden and Kevin McLenithan with their nominations ‘Logan’ and ‘The Salesman’.

Whether it is sexual identity or religious identity, becoming fully human depends on our sense of self taking shape both internally and externally.

Learning to befriend those who are utterly different from ourselves is nothing short of a miracle.

The new game We Are Chicago gives a first-person glimpse into a certain kind of urban experience in an effort to build empathy.

If the traditional American approach to dieting and exercise doesn’t help us tame our flesh, what will?

To celebrate Seeing and Believing’s 100th episode, Wade and Kevin share some of their personal favorite moments. They also laugh over the bloopers of the past and put together a special top five list of their favorite films from the Sight and Sound Best 100 Films list.

How to Be Single invites Christians to acquaint themselves with the Christian understanding of humanness.

The people of Calcata continued to parade through the streets with the prepuce every January 1 almost until Return of the Jedi hit theaters.

Noname’s attentiveness to the world challenges and subverts an all too familiar understanding of salvation.

Skye Jethani, Drew Dyck, and Richard Clark join Jonathan to talk about U2’s reissue of The Joshua Tree, Khalid’s American Teen, and McDonald’s Grand Mac.

Paradoxology provides an apologetic for uncertainty and a defense of discomfort.

Can We Build the Kingdom without Missionaries? Erin and Hannah talk with Amy Peterson about her book, ‘Dangerous Territory: My Misguided Quest to Save the World.’

It’s not about us. And we think too little of ourselves.