Amazon’s House of David Takes Biblical Speculative Fiction to the Next Level
If House of David‘s first three episodes are any indication of faith-based filmmaking’s trajectory, then color me impressed.
Netflix’s Arcane Seeks to Redeem a Fascist. Does It Succeed?
Even secular series can show the difference between genuine repentance and changing one’s actions without any heart transformation.
Go Down Moses, and Stop Putting Words in My Mouth
My foul language is not nearly as frightening as the idea that God holds me accountable for acting in his name.
It’s Not About Us: Reflections on Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl Halftime Show
Music is not just about being entertained, but also about seeing the world through someone else’s eyes.
No Filter Needed: Watching The Perfect Couple with Grace-Filled Eyes
Picture-perfect lives are all staged, but God sees beneath the surface and offers grace for our flaws.
Riding the Rap with Star Wars Outlaws
A flawed mother and daughter together illustrate that grace doesn’t erase the rap sheet—it reframes it.
We’re Going to Need a Bigger Boat: Reflections on Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents
This religious fervor for keeping people in their place is what has allowed caste systems to endure, like a virus in the human heart.
Severance, Season 1 and the Christian’s Basic Responsibility
Severance perfectly illustrates Jesus’s teaching on responsibility according to one’s abilities (minus the sinister corporate tint).
