How Horror’s Popularity Reveals Gen Z’s Tech Anxiety
Three cultural dynamics behind horror’s current popularity point to disillusionment with scrolling life—and a spiritual opportunity for the church.
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Three cultural dynamics behind horror’s current popularity point to disillusionment with scrolling life—and a spiritual opportunity for the church.
Our hope as Christians isn’t that catastrophes won’t happen. It’s that our God is powerful enough and good enough to overturn them in the resurrection.
In ‘Seeking Sanctuary, Finding Shalom,’ John Swinton provides meaningful vocabulary to speak about spiritual aspects of mental health without discounting psychiatry and medical interventions.
The modern world has given us kingly powers to claim and control. But the more we’ve achieved this magical touch, the more the world becomes dead to us. How we cope tells us who and what we trust.
Gen Z has been labeled ‘the anxious generation.’ But they don’t have to be. Here are four ways Gen Z can become the nonanxious generation.