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Amid the sandworms and spaceships, Denis Villeneuve’s second ‘Dune’ installment asks critical questions of storytelling, salvation, and hope.

The illustration shows a man lounging on top of a solar panel with a fruity looking cocktail and a book at his side. He is wearing sunglasses.

Becoming a passive energy producer costs nothing if you play your cards right.

The illustration shows two purplish hands breaking apart a loaf of bread. The background is a purple and yellow burst of lines coming from the center.

April reflections on scripture from the Common Revised Lectionary (Cycle B).

The illustration depicts Elijah McClain, a Black man wearing glasses, next to his violin. His eyes are closed.

A poem.

The image shows the cover of the book redeeming violent verses by Eric Seibert, which is kind of a marbled blue and red, on a light red background.

Eric A. Seibert offers ways for church leaders to retell biblical stories to imagine a nonviolent outcome.

The photo shows the book "The Quickening" at an angle with a shadow.

The Quickening is a book for anyone who can’t find easy answers to these questions.

Jason Kirk’s new novel captures the faith and doubt and ego and shame and loneliness and horniness that came with growing up in post-9/11 evangelicalism.

The image shows two girls in pink, the one in the front is holding a small electric fan, and the one in the back is holding onto the other girls' arm.

On the rare media depictions of religious parents embracing their children's queerness.

The image is of an ipad screen showing the text with Jesus app, which has options for various biblical characters you can talk to.

I put the chatbot on the “Southern Baptist” setting and braced for the worst.