America the Christian Nation?
Posted in Uncategorized on 4 July 2009

Today we celebrate the signing of the Declaration of Independence. There’s lots of debate that surrounds the intentions of our Founding Fathers in establishing this great nation. So, what do you think: Was America established as a Christian nation or not?

Let King Henry Be Your Tudor Let King Henry Be Your Tudor
Posted in Featured, Headline, Television on 30 June 2009

Henry VIII has issues, and if we’re not careful, we will too.

U.S. Over Spain in Soccer?
Posted in Uncategorized on 24 June 2009

The US National Team Giant Killers!

RetroPost: Motion Picture Messages RetroPost: Motion Picture Messages
Posted in Featured, Film, Headline on 17 June 2009

Five ways movies can put forth a moral or spiritual message.

Jon and Kate + Date Jon and Kate + Date
Posted in Featured, Headline, Television on 21 May 2009

What Your Pastor Can Learn From Reality TV

Lost in Religion Lost in Religion
Posted in Featured, Headline, Television on 14 May 2009

The conflict in the season finale of Lost hits home.

RetroPost: Why Should Jim and Pam Marry? RetroPost: Why Should Jim and Pam Marry?
Posted in Featured, Headline, Television on 13 May 2009

While a Halpert-Beasley marriage could be spiritually insightful, it could also spell disaster for The Office.

The God’s Aren’t Angry…But I’m A Little Ticked The God’s Aren’t Angry…But I’m A Little Ticked
Posted in Featured, General Culture, Headline on 7 May 2009

Rob Bell is hip and relevant… but is he biblical?

The Gospel Coalition Conference: Redefining “Cool” The Gospel Coalition Conference: Redefining “Cool”
Posted in Featured, General Culture, Headline on 27 April 2009

David Dunham learns that the gospel comes first.

The Foolishness of Deepak Chopra and the Strength of The Christian Faith The Foolishness of Deepak Chopra and the Strength of The Christian Faith
Posted in Featured, General Culture, Headline, Television on 31 March 2009

David Dunham reminds us that the Christian faith can stand up to scrutiny… even from pop-philosophers.