Arts & Culture
With relatable examples and tools for reflection, Krispin Mayfield uses attachment theory to help readers renegotiate their relationship with God.
This is a tale of two orphans, Bruce and Jephthah. A tale of two cities, Gotham and Gilead.
The narrative of the Fall is a genius backdrop for a film exploring the connections between blame and trauma.
Lessons on life, staying afloat, and 10 articles our editors are reading this week.
‘Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers’ asks us to acknowledge the complexity of ungodliness.
‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ and ‘Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness’ ask if we can find some way to escape the madness of our reality and find something better.
When I needed you most, why were you snacking on Flamin' Hot Cheetos?
All the White Friends I Couldn't Keep teaches readers language, strategies, and habits of nonviolent, anti-racist resistance.
The new novel Brown Girls explores the ways we return — in flesh, in memory, and in spirit — to the places and people who made us.
Strange bedfellows though they are, there’s something compelling about Solar Power and The Power of the Dog sitting side by side.
Three culture recommendations from our editors.
