By Jeff Goins, Editor I don’t particularly care for Christian pop music. While tremendous strides have been made in the past 10 years to make Christian art much more relevant and excellent, I still find much of it to be rote and cliche. Not only does it seem that many Christian music groups borrow creativity … Continue reading 1000 Generations: A Different Kind of Christian [Band]
By Serena Woods I used to envy the religious elite. The spiritual pedigree of children who grew up to become Christian adults and preachers under the wings of cookie-baking Sunday School teachers and shiny-toed pastors. They had the glory of the church life crowning their heads from the moment of conception. They were bred to … Continue reading The Scheme of God: How Sinners and Saints Need Grace
By Jamie Finch This isn’t going to start out any other way than any other thing I have ever written. But it is very much unlike any other thing I have ever written. Because I don’t want to be writing it. This is one story I do not want to tell. But it is the … Continue reading The Hardest Thing I’ve Ever Had to Say
By David Roark Fantastic Mr. Fox is a unique and quirky animated film fantastically filled with Wes Anderson spirit. Inevitably, it is the characters that make this film so unique. Voiced by George Clooney, Mr. Fox is a clever, daring rogue who succeeds over every obstacle put before him, including his dangerous escapades stealing livestock … Continue reading Fantastic Mr. Fox: Roald Dahl’s Classic Comes to Life
By Jeff Goins, Editor One week night several weeks ago, my wife Ashley and I decided to see The Box, a movie with Frank Langella and Cameron Diaz that we thought would be a bit of a suspenseful thriller. I had no idea how wrong we would end up being. The films starts off with … Continue reading Film Review of The Box: Provocative Picture of Hell