“Cobra Kai Never Dies”: The Redemption of Johnny Lawrence, John Kreese, and Cobra Kai

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

Sin and Shame in KPop Demon Hunters

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

Dangerous Talent: John Elway’s Quest for Greatness

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.

Stranger Things Illustrates the Bible’s Vision of Spiritual Reality and Warfare

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

Returning to the Upside Down: A CAPC Stranger Things Retrospective

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

The Suffering Servant of Netflix’s Squid Game

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

Games, Souls, and the Problem of Arbitrary Social Relations in The Snow Girl’s Second Season

Our worth is defined qualitatively through our Maker, and we should treat others with this understanding in mind.

In Netflix’s Black Doves, An Assassin’s Code of Conduct Reveals Our Own Need for Rules

Even in our fantasies of a completely unregulated and unrestricted life, we still feel the need to draw the line somewhere.

Netflix’s Joy Represents a Breakthrough in Christian Representation in Popular Media

Jean Purdy’s representation in the film is a striking break from how Christians are often portrayed in movies.

Netflix’s Arcane Seeks to Redeem a Fascist. Does It Succeed?

Even secular series can show the difference between genuine repentance and changing one’s actions without any heart transformation.

Indian Matchmaking: What’s It Like to Look for Love the Old-Fashioned Way?

Netflix’s hit reality TV series reveals how many of our beliefs and practices regarding marriage are time-bound historical phenomena, not unchanging universal ideals.

Seeing and Believing 393 | They Cloned Tyrone & Eyes Without a Face

Mad science is afoot in this week’s double feature. They Cloned Tyrone, and 1960’s French horror film, Eyes Without a Face.

BoJack Horseman and a Contemplative Consumption Diet

In a moment when easy consumerism reigns, jarring and difficult shows like BoJack Horseman are exactly what we need.

“I’m Still Here”: Stranger Things 4, “Running Up that Hill,” and Killing Monsters

Stranger Things has always been about recalling people to life—about fighting for your life and others’ lives.

Seeing and Believing 318 | The Power of the Dog

A Castle for Christmas: Netflix, Hallmark, and the “Christmas Rom-Com” of Advent

A Castle for Christmas is hopeful in the same way that Advent is a season of hope.