Consuming news makes us feel important. There is something god-like about the attempt to know and care about everything.
As we try to find truth in a post-truth world, Christians can learn from the investigative patience of Sherlock Holmes.
In today’s distracted digital age, our ability to pay attention has been severely impaired. The arts can help us recover this crucial skill.
‘Our Friend’ is a timely, powerfully acted film that features Christlike, sacrificial love. Yet while grounded in Christian virtue, the film noticeably omits its story’s connections to faith.
Growing numbers of people—friends, family members, coworkers—struggle to find any meaning in the mess of existence. Here are three ways to respond to them.
