Netflix’s ‘Midnight Mass’ uses the horror genre to critique Christianity. But the real horror of the series is its advocacy of an alternate gospel.
The Christian experience is big enough to house all kinds of emotions and experiences.
James Baldwin and Wendell Berry can help us grasp Jonathan Edwards. And ourselves.
Many abuse survivors face opposition when speaking the truth to the church. We can learn to take such reports seriously and address them responsibly.
To repeat myself to my beloved kids is no trouble for me, and it is safe for them.
Collin Hansen and Blair Linne discuss her raw, sometimes shocking memoir with a surprise ending.
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Netflix’s ‘Midnight Mass’ uses the horror genre to critique Christianity. But the real horror of the series is its advocacy of an alternate gospel.
My invitation to people who don’t believe? Open the Bible.
The panel from TGCW21 offers specific and practical hope for women struggling with anxiety.
Reading books with other Christians can help us in understanding, holiness, and fellowship.
Practical suggestions for how to demonstrate God’s love and care to hurting children.
James Baldwin and Wendell Berry can help us grasp Jonathan Edwards. And ourselves.
The Christian experience is big enough to house all kinds of emotions and experiences.
