Squid Game and the Good Samaritan: Solidarity and Compassion in a Competitive World
Squid Game shows us the value of sacrificial, compassionate action to our own life of faith, especially within a competitive, late capitalist society.
The Simone Biles Effect: Changing Our Approach to Competition
Any competitor can only successfully lose if they have learned who they truly are outside of the sport they’re competing in.
Control of the Board: How The Queen’s Gambit and Hamilton Tell Our Stories
The female experience in life very frequently feels like that of a queen on a chessboard, especially when we get into traditionally male-dominated spaces.
And the Crowd Goes Wild When Women Actually Compete for the World Cup
We are not calibrated to the sight of a woman displaying unapologetic physical prowess.
The Great British Baking Show: A Lesson in Image Bearing
The Great British Baking Show depicts what it looks like to embrace our unique identities and give them shape.
Ryan Hall and Running for Godliness
It’s this kind of thinking that makes me feel that Hall is a fellow sojourner, and I’m rooting for my fellow sojourner to get back on the podium.
