Should Christians Watch Horror Movies?
How far does Christian liberty extend? Many Christians are reasonably concerned about the horror genre. They may wonder, “Why...
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Cinemas, Stadiums, and Sanctuaries
On Easter, we weren’t able to sing in unison. Our sanctuaries were empty, but so is the tomb....
In Remembrance of Me: Jesus Christ and Martyrdom in Cinema
Easter is a time for remembrance, and films about martyrdom tell the greatest story ever told in a dynamic...
To Boycott or Not to Boycott: Living as Christians in Today’s #CancelCulture
Boycotts have become the default posture for Christians living in an increasingly secular world....
Christian Escapism (and Why It’s Actually a Good Thing)
While the potential dangers should not be overlooked, escapism actually has much to offer Christians....
Safe Spaces: What Franchise Filmmaking Says about our Culture and Christianity
American Christianity now resembles franchise filmmaking: a safe derivate of daring original stories....
Three Redeeming Aspects of the 2020 Oscars
Stories can be powerful, and, thus, storytellers are powerful. Regardless of whether we like these creators’ opinions, they have...
When a Culture Confronts the Reality of Death
Death is a reality; but as Christians we also know the reality that Jesus conquered death on the cross...
Nothing Beside Remains: ‘The Irishman’ and the Futility of Gangster Films
With The Irishman, Martin Scorsese shows Christians how hollow lives built upon moral compromise deteriorate....
Marvel Movies Vs. Martin Scorsese: What Christians Can Learn from the Heated Dispute
Most blockbuster films entertain us, but they rarely change us. They satisfy our inner desires but rarely add to,...