Monthly Archives: January 2024

Tiffany Kriner joins Claude Atcho to discuss Louise Erdrich’s novel, LaRose, as it relates to the fruit of the Spirit: Peace.

How can we better our culture to make God’s ideal plans easier to follow, and not just for those who are privileged?

Our favorites include epic fantasy, dark academia, the Duggar sisters, Pedro Pascal, and more.

Our favorite books of 2023 include an examination of feminism, musings on culture and psychology, space opera, Timothy Keller, and more.

Our favorite music of 2023 includes the return of pop music icons, a pop-punk reunion, goth legends in concert, Tay Tay (of course), and more.

Winn Collier joins Austin to discuss the work of American novelist Wendell Berry: Jayber Crow set in the fictional town of Port William

Our favorite TV of 2023 includes academic comedy, zombie horror, trickster gods, the final frontier, and more.

Our favorite films of 2023 featured existential comedy, movie monsters, the world’s favorite Nazi-punching archaeologist, assassins, and more.

We keep on using the word “marriage,” but it no longer means what we think it means.

I never knew that American marriages had such a checkered history.

“ONE MORE TIME” reminds us of mortality, of the freedom that righting wrongs provides, and of the joy of long-term human connection.

Claude and Austin discuss Walker Percy’s 1961 novel, The Moviegoer, and its attempt to find a new voice for truth for the time it was written.

In the parallel universe of films like The Shift, narratives are morally worthless—unless and until they can explicitly spell out what we have learned.

Some Christians want their version of revival so desperately that they try to force revival through fearmongering.

These are the articles that resonated most with our readers in 2023.