Invisible Rabbits and Holy Fools: Celebrating Harvey‘s 75th Anniversary
For 75 years, Harvey has been a gentle, whimsical tale, but there’s more to it than fans might remember.
Capra, Dickens, and Milton on Christmas Redemption
These stories of redeeming transformation are ultimately stories of uprooting, as their characters are inaugurated into a new life.
The Twin Poles of Advent
Hope, love, joy, and peace are ours in grappling with the realities of death, judgment, heaven, and hell.
Stranger Things Illustrates the Bible’s Vision of Spiritual Reality and Warfare
Christians can watch the Netflix hit with a thoughtfulness to their own spiritual reality and allow its imagery to capture their imagination.
What an Old Movie Taught Me About Turning Forty
The secret of life is to learn how to live in this story we don’t control. The way to live this secret is through friendship.
The Shepherd and the Wolf: Wake Up Dead Man Asks Us to Face the Real Threat to Faith
In his latest Knives Out film, Rian Johnson explores the scars that anger leaves on the church.
On The Constraints of Female Rage in Die My Love
“Rage” is a poetic way to describe the journey of grieving the identity that was placed on us and re-centering ourselves back to who we truly are.
