Arts & Culture
‘Nope’ opens with a quote from one of the Bible’s minor prophets. The effect, is, well, horrifying.
Right now, our lives seem to be all about sitting with painful, tangled questions. It makes sense that our art should be, too.
‘Celebrities for Jesus’ brings a journalist’s eye to branding, celebrity, and power in faith spaces.
Neil Gaiman’s Netflix adaption has constructed a sort of theodicy — an apologetics for how the universe works.
Lessons on bravery, wonder, and creativity from ‘Marcel the Shell With Shoes On.’
Christian worship music is having a climate moment. Will it inspire climate activism?
The “artist-theologian” talks about a theology of syncopation, freedom, resistance, and his project ‘Rest Assured.’
Taika Waititi’s new film doesn’t directly mention Jesus, but it reveals the need for a savior who is not a conqueror.
You can’t save the world with stereotypes and sloppy biblical interpretation.
Twenty-five years later, I have problems with Harry Potter and its author ... but not the ones my church warned me about.
Rockstars — and pastors — fall victim to celebrity without the support and accountability of community.
