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Calvin StapertCultureMusic
Stravinsky rightly said that our freedom will be so much the greater and more meaningful the more narrowly we limit our field of action and the more we surround ourselves with obstacles.
Shane HullArtMusicCulture
A conversation with Andrew Peterson about the music of Rich Mullins and what it was like to do a live performance of one of Mullins's greatest albums.
E. J. HutchinsonMusicTheologyChurch
Here you can read in English for the first time a translation of a hymn of St Ambrose's that was much loved by both St Augustine and Martin Luther.
Jake MeadorMusicMere O ToastThomas Reviews Worship Songs
In which the Angelic Doctor considers whether or not Jesus be making lemonade.
John AhernMusic
John Ahern recently interviewed Brittany Hurd, creator of the YouTube Psalm-singing platform Canticlear.
Simeon SwingerMusic
An unexpected illness offered one musician a chance to return to the more pensive and quiet way of life that helps draw us into wonder.
John AhernMusicCulture
A culture that views music only as a thing to be produced by professionals and consumed by an audience will find itself cut off from much of life's beauty.
Jake MeadorMusic
Jake MeadorMusic
As is our annual custom, we are not publishing any new essays, reviews, or other content during the tail end of Holy Week. Instead, hear these musical reflections and consider
Chris KrychoArtMusicGüngörEvangelicalism
Evanglicals struggle with art. But Gungor's Ghosts upon the Earth points toward creation's goodness and so shows a way forward.
Christopher BensonMusic
Music has undergone serious theological neglect according to Jeremy Begbie, a professionally trained musician and theologian at Duke Divinity School. In his introduction to Theology, Music and Time, he writes:
Keith E. BuhlerMusicEvangelicalism
Rock n' roll, Virtual reality, on screen and cardboard diorama, Refreshing self-deprecation, 80's retro, Buster from Arrested Development, Longing fulfilled, and childhood dreams, Ironic reversals, John