Prejudice

Some events can reveal things in our hearts that we have covered up, or that we never even realized were there.

World / CultureQuint PittsJune 25, 2020prejudice, race, racism, repentance, conviction, conversation

FILM: 10 Cloverfield Lane

This is the story of a Good Samaritan who may be more than meets the eye.

World / CultureEthan BoltonJune 11, 2020film, cinema, Review, cultu

Review: First Reformed (a Greatest Hits Article)

Ethan Hawke plays the tormented Reverent Ernst Toller, shepherd to the dwindling “tourist church” called First Reformed.

World / CultureEthan BoltonMay 14, 2020greatest hits

Unless You Repent

How does something like COVID-19 fit into God’s plan to restore all things?

Spiritual Growth, World / CultureJosiah PittsMarch 26, 2020covid-19, coronavirus, repent, repentance, gospel, jesus, sin

You Love Me As You Find Me

Somehow, you love me as you find me.

Spiritual Growth, World / CultureStephanie KernsFebruary 13, 2020song, lyrics, faith, help, love

Review: Prisoners

In Prisoners, "What can you live with” is poignantly painted against “what you can’t live without” on the emotionally raw canvas of a father’s heart.

World / CultureEthan BoltonOctober 24, 2019film, cinema, review, prisoners, justice, truth, crime, children, child

The Art We Disdain

Art is often strongest when we can enter into the mystery ourselves, without being pushed into it.

World / CultureEthan BoltonJune 6, 2019movie, tv, art, message, mystery, parable, meaning

For Mother's Day

Scripture clearly calls all children to honor their parents, and Mother’s Day gives us a wonderful occasion to fulfill that command.

World / CultureJeff BurnettMay 9, 2019mom, mother, mother's day, honor, grandma, thankful, parent, parents, children, child

Review: Eighth Grade

The movie Eighth Grade is both a product of our times and a timeless tribute to one of the most trying phases of life: the edge of middle school adolescence.

Art, World / CultureEthan BoltonMarch 21, 2019film, review, cinema, culture, eighth grade, adolescence, middle school, movie, empathy, children, child, teenager

The Academy Awards and Loving our Neighbors

For all the good and bad wrapped up within it, the Academy Awards offers us a place to celebrate story and learn more about the neighbors God has called us to love.

World / CultureEthan BoltonFebruary 21, 2019cinema, movie, film, academy, awards, nominations, academy awards, oscar, oscars, Culture, theater, analysis, neighbor, love, dialogue

Review: First Reformed

This is the gripping story of the tormented Reverent Ernst Toller, shepherd to the dwindling “tourist church” called First Reformed.

World / CultureEthan BoltonOctober 11, 2018cinema, Movie, film, review, first reformed, despair, hope, ending, spiritual, mystery

Recommendations (September 2018)

Periodically, we ask our contributors to give us recommendations for books, music, movies, and podcasts. Here are some of those recommendations! Enjoy!

World / CultureVarious ContributorsSeptember 6, 2018recommendations, movie, book, music