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Washington D.C. runs on millennial insecurity. For every job a millennial leaves, fifty want to take over.
Brett McCrackenCulture
50 years after his death, C.S. Lewis continues to teach us about life, longing, God, and the "weight of glory."
Brett McCrackenMediaTechnologyFilm Reviews/HollywoodCultureiPodMad MenWalt Whitmanthe cloudGravity
Does the iWorld of cloud-based media intake leave us feeling isolated, adrift? Do movies like "Gravity" and "All is Lost" reflect anxiety of the iPod era?
Brett McCrackenFilm Reviews/HollywoodCulturebodyHungerembodimentShameMichael Fassbendertheology of bodySolomon Northrup
Steve McQueen's films--Hunger (2008), Shame (2011), and 12 Years a Slave (2013)--each depict visceral, sometimes brutal explorations of human embodiment.
Matthew Lee AndersonCultureOliver O'Donovan
Oliver O'Donovan, Matthew Lee Anderson, and Ken Myers engaged in a conversation on the Gospel and Public Life in Washington D.C.
Jake MeadorCulture
Rod Dreher and Brian Gumm raised a major question about Jake's essay on small towns: how can we have viable small towns without a viable small town economy?
Matthew Lee AndersonCulture
The Gospel and Public Life: Announcing a Conversation with Ken Myers and Oliver O'Donovan
Brett McCrackenCultureMusic ReviewsLinford DetweilerKarin BergquistMartin HeideggerGeorge SteinerOhioMarilynne RobinsonOver the RhineSacred Ground
A review of Ohio folk duo Over the Rhine's latest release, a double album comprised of songs about love, death, God and home.
Jake MeadorEducationCulture
What would happen if money from short-term missions trips were diverted toward under-funded local Christian institutions?
Brett McCrackenCultureSocietyGray MattersbeerdrinkingbrewingLibertyalcohollegalismFormation
What happens when Christian freedom to enjoy alcohol goes from being a "nice to have" to a "must have"? When liberty becomes just a new sort of legalism?
Brett McCrackenTechnologyCultureSocial TrendsSocial MediaThe Bling Ringpresent shockSelfieSofia CoppolaGray MattersRichard Brody
How we consume culture says a lot about what we value. And how we consume has never been more public. What message are we sending in our tweets and selfies?
Brett McCrackenCultureGray MattersholinessworldlinessLibertyMiroslav VolflegalismFormation
Have today's Christians abandoned the call to be set apart? Are Christians embodying the call to be salt & light or are they blending in with the darkness?