“Romance” Articles

This heated depiction of a 1930s relationship makes for good reading, and contains a great deal of wisdom compared to modern love stories. 

Laufey’s album is a call to be once again enchanted by the beauty of love in a disenchanted world.

Sarah Russell’s poem poses as a meditation on love and longing for one’s spouse, but in fact exposes the extent of our culture’s decay with regard to the self-giving necessary to create and sustain romantic relationships.

COVID-19 highlighted what was already true: both single and married Christians need more family in the body of Christ than romance can offer.

With Bridgerton, viewers show up for an uncharacteristically steamy Regency romance that delivers on the tropes but also delivers a thoughtful exploration of female agency in male-dominated Regency England.

Even Iron Man is vulnerable when it comes to dealing with the past.

Jim and Pam from ‘The Office’ is the subject of discussion as Drew and Tyler host Amanda Wortham to talk about her article about one of TV’s most endearing couples.

‘UnREAL’ forces us to face the cruelty behind the Romance-Industrial Complex, and our own complicity as viewers.

How often, in the name of love, do we try to re-create other people in our own image, expecting them to worship us once we’re finished?

A post-Valentine antidote.