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Whether pastors or politicians, average Jo(nah)s or communities as a whole, we must move from being self-absorbed to being self-abnegating.

The Disney superhero series can help us appreciate the brazenness of Christ’s grace.

Part of what makes the Cobra Kai series so great is how it shows Johnny and Kreese’s transition into heroes.

It’s by Christ’s death that we can love our enemies, seek peace with those that want to harm us, and refuse to take vengeance when we are wronged.

The popular “grumpy old man” narrative trope is also a self-fulfilling prophecy. But should it be?

True inspiration must be free because it must be an act of love and not coercion.

Ted Lasso and James Garfield take the hard road of gentleness in a world that assumes the soft touch is synonymous with failure.

We need to see more sports stories like Elway’s, stories that reveal how the ways of glory and sin are not always what they seem.

Maybe our lesson from 1985 and 2025 is to be strengthened in the three hopes of Scripture, in giving the past, present, and future over to God.

A sci-fi thriller, a late night talk show, a rom-com, and a return to Lumon Industries.

Both the Western and Star Wars imagine a world where character must be forged and not assumed, where goodness is real, but never cheap.

Christians can watch the Netflix hit with a thoughtfulness to their own spiritual reality and allow its imagery to capture their imagination.

Our favorite and most popular Stranger Things-related posts and features from the last nine years.

Although Seong Gi-hun is not a Christian character, he lives out the sort of self-sacrifice to which Christians are called.

God doesn’t always show up in church pews or devotionals. Sometimes he shows up in habits that hold you when your faith feels quiet.

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