We believe that writing is best when it comes straight from the human heart, mind, and soul without any intervening artificial intelligence.

Against the Machine is not just a complaint about technological fetishism and overreach. The Machine is also within us.

Our desire for intimacy is just one expression of a deeper human truth: we are creatures who yearn.

We don’t have to strive towards an AI-generated perfection. Instead, we can glory in our flawed, unfiltered selves.

God called humanity to govern nature, but Pixar’s latest reminds us that it’s challenging to govern that which we do not love.

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

Fiction—whether in novel, TV, or movie form—is filled with unexpected, almost scandalous, Christ figures.

Echoes of eternal truth are likely a part of why Netflix’s film resonates with audiences around the world.

Death is always brutal. Death is always violent. There is no glossing over this reality.

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.

Timothée Chalamet gives his biggest performance yet in Josh Safdie’s film about a table tennis phenom willing to sacrifice everything for success.

Christopher Ruocchio’s series may help us better understand one of the most controversial parts of the Old Testament.

A quarter-century later, the Coen Brothers lead us to laugh, question, and believe.

An affair on the Jumbotron, papal memes, a history of punk rock, Venetian protests, and more.