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Arts & Culture

Painful Redemption in ‘The Integrity of Joseph Chambers’

Though not in the ‘faith-based’ genre, ‘The Integrity of Joseph Chambers’ is easily one of the most theologically significant indie films released in recent years.

Brett McCracken · March 14, 2023

Arts & Culture

Gender-Neutral Oscars Would Be Boring

Brett McCracken · Mar 11

Arts & Culture

How ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ Finds Meaning in a ‘Nothing Matters’ World

Sarah Chew · Mar 3

Arts & Culture

New Catechism-Inspired Song: ‘I Am Not My Own’

Skye Peterson · Feb 24

Arts & Culture

‘Jesus Revolution’ Continues Trend of Better Faith-Based Films

Cody Benjamin · Feb 22

Arts & Culture

Study the Stars and the Starmaker

Thaddeus Williams · Feb 21

Arts & Culture

Holiness Is Transgressive

Brett McCracken · Feb 15

Arts & Culture

Married Harmony, Common Grace: A Free TGC Playlist

Brett McCracken · Feb 11

Arts & Culture

Kim Petras Will Not Be Saved Through Childbearing

Patrick Schreiner · Feb 10

Arts & Culture

Young Men Need Better Than Andrew Tate’s Masculinity

Vince Greenwald · Feb 8

Arts & Culture

We’re All Creatives

Jaylyn Geist · Jan 30

Arts & Culture

Villainous Christianity in ‘The Whale,’ ‘The Wonder,’ and ‘Women Talking’

Brett McCracken · Jan 27

Arts & Culture

Disrupting Ourselves to Death

Brett McCracken · Jan 18

Arts & Culture

In ‘Matilda’ Musical, Miss Honey’s Song Points to Longing for Home

Caroline Saunders · Jan 13

Arts & Culture

9 Proofs You’re More Than Matter

Thaddeus Williams · Jan 11

Arts & Culture

250 Years Ago Today: John Newton’s ‘Amazing Grace’ First Sung

Bruce Hindmarsh · Jan 1

Arts & Culture

Best Movies of 2022

Brett McCracken · Dec 27

Arts & Culture

Best Christian Music of 2022

Brett McCracken · Dec 20