David Lynch Offered a Peace That Passes Understanding
Shrinking and the Sermon on the Mount
Nosferatu and the Absence of God
Opening the vampire movie on Christmas Day wasn’t only a coy marketing ploy. It was the point.
The Spiritual Appeal of Time-Lapse Cleaning Videos
Whether it’s shoveling snow or mowing lawns, we’re drawn — for deep reasons — to watching others bring restoration to the world.
Defying Gravity and the Weight of Sin
Wicked’s climactic number serves as an exhilarating metaphor for finding freedom in Christ.
Joyful Movies for a Blue Christmas
These contemporary classics recognize the sadness of the season as sacred, then offer an echo of gospel comfort.
Over the Garden Wall and Our Own Spiritual Pilgrimages
The autumnal animated classic reminds us to hold onto hope even when the path grows dark.
The Penguin’s Perilous Path
In meeting his weakness with a power grab, Oswald Cobb ignores the warnings of the Apostle Paul.
Dungeons & Dragons at 50
For half a century, the role-playing game has captured imaginations. Including, after a bit of a rocky start, the imaginations of Christians.
Conclave and the Sin of Certainty
Might doubt be a spiritual gift? It is in Conclave, a political thriller about electing a new Pope.
The Reformed Reasoning Behind Think Christian
Drawing on the work of Herman Bavinck, J.H. Bavinck, Jacob Klapwijk, and Richard Mouw to explain why we do what we do.
Four Principles Guiding Think Christian
What do we mean by 'there’s no such thing as secular'? These four doctrines help explain.
The Office is Us
In watching these characters transform over the years, we recognize our own need for God’s redemptive work in our lives.
May All Your Favorite (Family) Bands Stay Together
From Dawes to Haim to Hermanos Gutiérrez, here are seven music groups that embody the sibling camaraderie of Hebrews 13.