Christ and Pop Culture

I have a problem knowing how to enjoy things.

Guest writer, Joseph Robinson, says grief does not provide an excuse for revenge or opportunism.

Cupid, you’re fired.

“Most Christians are well-equipped for feeling a certain amount of shame–the honesty and grace is the hard part.”

A post-Valentine antidote.

Bono should never stop preaching.

This year’s super-expensive Super Bowl commercials paint a bleak picture of what it means to be a man… except for one.

In his debut post, new writer Drew Dixon wonders if we should cast off popular culture on our day of rest.

This week, we’re at your mercy.

Owning things can be hazardous to your spiritual health.

What’s wrong with Avatar? What do we do about Haiti?

Want your friends to watch your favorite movie, read your favorite book, play your favorite game, or hear your favorite album? Here’s how to share your love of art without going too far.

Did we successfully infuse the holidays with meaning? Are sports overrated? Is Brit Hume crazy?

Have a Christmas question? We’ve got a Christmas answer! (Unless we don’t)

Rich and Ben punt Tiger, gush over the Nobel speech, and debate climate change.

Christmas is a lot of things, but first and foremost it’s what you make it.

Is Christmas an opportunity for worship or has it become a stumbling block?

If Christmas is so wonderful, then why are we often so miserable?

Ben explains why Thanksgiving is his favorite holiday of the year.

How should Christians react to this lovely mess of a holiday?