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We’re happy to announce the brand new web-version of Christ and Pop Culture Magazine.

We’re happy to announce the brand new web-version of Christ and Pop Culture Magazine.

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This editorial kicks off a month-long membership drive.


Zack Morris has been lying to us all along.

Ultimately, “Happy” is a child playing make-believe; closing our eyes, plugging our ears and shouting, “I can’t hear you!” can only stave off the hurt for so long.

Whenever I visit Mockingbird, I’m reminded of the steady and reliable nature of God’s grace, not only in the abstract, but concretely in the world.

The real question is whether we, as Christians, ought to be exacerbating the repercussions of a local pastor’s missteps.




Where many of us had grown apathetic or overly combative when it comes to engaging culture, Forster inserts joy into the equation.

everPresent is a book that helps us to think through what should be a very simple task — being present — in the context of everyday lives.

Kill Screen is a website and a print magazine that isn’t afraid to dive deep into the culture and practice of games and play, exploring the personal and social impact of a cultural practice that far too many of us take for granted.
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