What can the Church learn from the Religion of Sports?
Sports, like religion, are an unavoidable aspect of our culture.
Sports, like religion, are an unavoidable aspect of our culture.
Though we just lost Frederick Buechner at the age of 96, I suspect that part of his legacy will consist in his bold reminder that preachers are poets.
Lions, no tigers, and bears, oh my. Kevin and Sarah take on Beast, a movie in which Idris Elba fights a lion & then documentary, Grizzly Man.
Even more than Soul, Toy Story speaks into our crisis of meaning in a way that corresponds with the Christian story.
This helpful collection of essays is a welcome guide to finding new books for young readers.
Nope asks, Who’s the real consumer here and who’s actually being consumed?
Kevin and Sarah tackle Bodies Bodies Bodies, then Sarah introduces Kevin to Peter Weir’s 1975 film, Picnic at Hanging Rock.
In this controversial Norwegian TV series, deception and conflict go hand in hand.
A brand new column explores how Christians can improve our witness and participation in the culture of sports.
An antidote to both hopeless secularism and blind, unreflective faith, Mark Heard’s songs grab listeners by the lapels and shake them awake.
Ultimately, Nope is a cautionary tale—and philosophical survey—of exploiting something uncontainable.
Witness is intelligent enough to trust the audience with ambivalence and uncertainty.
By taking foundational points from two cultures, Hokusai provided access for both societies to feel comfortable while exploring the foreign.
Hatchet shows the downside of extreme self-reliance, and teaches us to value the companionship and help of others.
There is indeed an affinity to the classical pagan tale in Hadestown, one that tells us much about our own day—especially when compared to the medieval poem Sir Orfeo.
Kevin and Sarah return from vacation to review a high-octane action movie, Bullet Train and then in the Watch list, Dog Day Afternoon
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