How Film and Television Borrow the Faith They Refuse to Believe A lit lantern glows on the bare floorboards of a dark, empty room; shadowy figures wait in the doorway beyond. There is a particular ache that comes from watching enough television. You start to notice the shape of a thing before you can name it, the way you notice a draft in a house before you find the window it comes through. For anyone who takes the faith seriously, the draft has a familiar chill: the Christia

Are you treating church like a product? A biblical look at consumer Christianity and why covenant—not convenience—is God’s design.

Some people are treated as more important than others. Certain voices carry more weight. Certain lives receive more grace. We rarely say it out loud—but we all feel it.

We talk about dying to self… but we never stop taking selfies. Somewhere along the way, the cross became a mirror—and the reflection started to look like us.