Literature Archives

It’s great to see a new version of this story being told to young readers (though I believe plenty of adults will enjoy it too).

Returning to the books and movies and games that marked us in our younger years, we remember that who we are is still, in some way, who we were.

Eric Clayton’s theological reflections are profound, insightful, and accessible to the average reader.

Despite its ancient context and mythological genre, The Odyssey points us to truths that we can readily embrace as Christian readers.

Wallace presents various insights scattered like seeds throughout the book, though perhaps not as many sustained analyses as one might hope.

These three movies are underrated, unappreciated, and mired in theological debate. But such disputes seem to miss the point.

Is there intrinsic merit to a vinyl spin versus a Spotify stream?

Angels are a link between earth and heaven, providing guidance in life and comfort in death.

Fantasy stories can do so much more than encourage nonspecific spiritual yearnings through fantastic settings and characters.

The success of these two productions indicates that people are intrigued by a human, divine, holy, and likable Christ.

Christians have their own Mentor, Guide, and Advocate whose love is perfect and whose wisdom is all-seeing.

This religious fervor for keeping people in their place is what has allowed caste systems to endure, like a virus in the human heart.

Kids and tech, Christian artistry, small-town mysteries, cheerful apocalypses, manga creators, and more.

God’s freedom rooted in constraints gives peace to His followers and hope to those outside the Church looking in.

These memories could make holidays without my daughter miserable. But the opposite is true. Remembrance makes Christmas all the more precious.

It’s not silly that we define ourselves by our groups, and it’s a tendency that we should keep in mind when meeting with those we consider other.