The Call of Stories
by Robert Lynn
The power of stories cannot be underestimated. And with the grandest story to tell, Christians should engage the culture and draw others in to Truth.
Christianity and the Cult of Celebrity
by Stephanie Bennett
It used to be that people were known for being heroes. But with the advance of mass media, a new phenomenon arose within American culture. People began to be known -- just for being known.
C. S. Lewis at the Movies
by Gina Dalfonzo
When 'Facing the Giants' came out in 2006, far more interesting than the movie itself were the reactions to it. Mainstream critics were almost universally dismissive, while much of the Christian community welcomed it with open arms.
Living Monuments
by Chuck Colson
If you look in London for an obvious monument to William Wilberforce, you will be disappointed until you realize his monuments were not stone or marble, but people. In the same way, people are the living testimonies today of the work of Prison Fellowship and BreakPoint.
A Robot Teaches Us How To Be Human
by Alex Wainer
When we are rightly related to each other -- and to God -- we rediscover a right relationship with his creation. The end credits of Wall-E are a rendering of what happens when humans rise to the challenge of caring.
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