“Stories” Articles

Watching a show like Kim’s Convenience is a helpful exercise for anyone in the dominant culture to experience the decentering of whiteness and the elevation of stories from the margins.

The exploration of good versus evil is one of the things that makes fantasy so important.

The stories of Winnie the Pooh and his friends were a reminder of good in this world—a childlike innocence that could still exist.

Dungeons & Dragons is a way to live out that storyteller, relational, truth-seeking part of our hearts.

Crucibles like the hurricanes, mass shootings, and white supremacist rallies rocking our soil tend to define the cultural identity of a people.

Revisiting good fiction—while by no means a replacement for Scripture—can become a vital part of the Christian life.

God’s word, and our own stories, teach us to overcome evil with good. Why don’t we listen?

Watching forgiveness unfold in Passengers gives us plenty to ponder.

All this focus on personal greatness has its drawbacks.

While it may not be as inclusive as it thinks, Kubo and the Two Strings can help audiences to analyze how they present the stories of their families to the world.

Stories are a powerful therapy for the human heart struggling with the heaviness of the world.

Attending film festivals is a valuable experience. Christians can experience great storytelling, the art of filmmaking and moments of revelation through the variety of films being screened.

What kind of story does your life tell?

What makes a good father? Surprisingly, video game narratives have a lot to say about the choices a father makes for the sake of society and his own family.

Wherever Christians choose judgment or the promotion of abortion stigma, wherever we approach those touched by abortion with anything short of the grace and truth of the Gospel, we truly do risk driving women directly into the circles of those who will condone, legitimize, praise, and ultimately perpetuate abortion as an acceptable “solution.”