Dear Alien, Who Art in Heaven: Finding God in Asteroid City

Asteroid City expresses a conviction that God speaks, but questions whether that speech is intelligible.

A Cinematic Theology of the Cross: Despair and Hope in Paul Schrader’s First Reformed

At its core, First Reformed is about the perennial challenge of maintaining faith and hope in the midst of doubt and despair.

The Anabaptist Who Got His Junk Münster-Mashed

In Münster, there was general agreement they needed to be following the teachings of Christianity — the only problem was, whose version?

‘Many Beautiful Things’: Lilias Trotter and the Theology of the Cross

Like Lilias Trotter of ‘Many Beautiful Things,’ we must all wrestle with the powerful cultural pressure to place success and glory as the highest value of our lives.

Punk Rock and the Protestant Reformation

I began to connect the theology that I was studying with the music I was listening to. The origins of both fascinated me.

Aronofsky’s Noah: Light, as Refracted through Water

“We don’t want films that cynically exploit Scripture, but what do we want instead?”