Jacob Collier’s career became a celebration of unity and diversity without restrictions . . . This content is for Christ and Pop Culture members only. If you’d […]

I What makes religion work? This is a more complex question than it might first appear. A thoughtless answer is likely to give a knee-jerk […]

I first saw Tobe Hooper’s The Texas Chain Saw Massacre under the best of possible circumstances. No more than sixteen years old, I was marooned […]

These three unique takes on tribalism highlight the wide-ranging discourse that can be found in the modern gaming landscape . . . This content is for Christ […]

Spoiler Alert: This article contains mild spoilers for the book and movie Annihilation. It’s been a long time since I’ve read a book in just […]

We’re heading into what certainly seems like the most fraught election in United States history—a sensation due in large part to the divisive and tribalistic […]

In 1999’s The Matrix, Morpheus (Laurence Fishburne) brings the newly freed Neo (Keanu Reeves) up to speed with a history lesson. At some point in […]

I dread mornings. I wake to a world without my daughter in it. Jess died nine years ago. She was twenty-six.  Many bereaved parents know […]

Our actions reveal what our speech by itself cannot. The Fog is one of John Carpenter’s greatest accomplishments. Its story is elegant in its simplicity, […]

“An outline would be helpful at this point,” an editor warns the young Flannery O’Connor (Maya Hawke) in Wildcat. And viewers might feel the same […]