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Jake AdkinsFilm Reviews/HollywoodCulture
Notes on Homer, Christopher Nolan, Kevin Vanhoozer, and how the flat world built by a century of demythologizing is generating its own dissatisfaction
Jake MeadorChurchCulture
We may be entering an era marked by the continued decline of denominationalism alongside an increase in theological factionalism.
Tessa CarmanBook ReviewsCulture
There is only one plot: the Scheme of Redemption. All other plots, if they are any good, are splinters off this basic plot.
Joshua HeavinCultureHealth & Medicine
Medical Assistance in Dying is opposed by people of sound conscience for many reasons. Matthew Loftus capably distinguishes between allowing people to die and killing them. Jonathan von Maren notes
Derek RishmawyPCA Next Generation ForumChurchCulture
What the next generation needs is not our ability to catch a vibe, a wave, a revival, or a trend. Vibes shift and shift again. What they need is our continued commitment to ministering, yes, in culturally wise ways, but more fundamentally out of a bedrock of biblical conviction.
Casey SpinksCulture
The very words of the Declaration already demand something like a faith commitment, both in the founders who signed it and the “one people” the Declaration claims is America itself.
Jake MeadorCultureFilm Reviews/Hollywood
Near the end of his essay on poetry and marriage Wendell Berry considers how free verse fits into his broader consideration of the relationship between fixed poetic forms and fixed
Anna Catherine McGrawCulture
As a young adult you are told to expect so much from these years, but what do these years expect from us in turn? Things are not as they should be, the lights are going out—therefore, let us go on.
Vika PecherskyDaniel HummelJohn EhrettAmy MantravadiCultureAmerica 250
What do we mean when we say we love America? Do we love these people, 340 million strong? The light and dark ones, the old and young, the rich and poor, the sensible and wayward?
Jake MeadorAmerica 250Culture
I cannot think of other western nations that so reliably produce such remarkable and unruly saints as we seem to grow quite predictably in America.
Griffin GoochCulture
The world is nowhere near as uniquely bad as you think it is.
CultureTheologyMichael A. G. Azad Haykin
A preview essay on Michael Haykin's new book on how color has been employed to convey and accentuate elements of the Christian faith.