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What Christian Leaders Can Learn from Beyoncé’s Homecoming

In sharing the stage with some 200 other performers, Beyoncé reminds us that biblical leadership means building community.

The character’s crisis allows us to consider our own limits - and true source of strength.

In Spider-Man: Far From Home, a new character to the MCU demonstrates the difference between being a symbol and being a servant.

The Big Day invites us to celebrate God’s providence over all our days — sacred and profane, big and small.

By telling African-American stories with mastery and aplomb, the late author enriched the fabric of God’s grand, gospel narrative.

A parable for our current political landscape, the HBO mini-series reminds us that the truth - even if it’s inconvenient - will set us free.

The gifted musician, who would have turned 50 in 2019, specialized in psalm-like songs that allowed us to mourn with those who mourn.

Quentin Tarantino’s Hollywood fantasy helps two very different actors recognize their potential as created, creative beings.

A dire sign of the times, season six of the British series also meets the Christian ache for justice.

The Paul Thomas Anderson-Thom Yorke collaboration calls for a new kind of liturgical dance.

Despite its 1980s setting, Stranger Things mirrors the New Testament more than our modern day.

DC’s Black Label comic is a mature murder mystery with a theological twist.

Is it possible that the provocative pop star doesn’t give sex enough credit?

Midsommar suggests that if a wailing soul is not met with unconditional love, darker spiritual forces may move in to fill the gap.

In season three of My Hero Academia, sovereignty involves sacrifice.