Film
This weekend, I laughed, cried, and danced my way through Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 2. Just like its predecessor, this movie hit all the right notes
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Arts & Culture
I grew up listening to Rock-n-Roll. It is in my blood. It was a very short lived phenomenon, taking flight in 1956 and crashing in
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Film
On opening night of Beauty and the Beast, I rushed to the theatre with my best girl friends, ready to sing, laugh, cry, and feel all the
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Music
Last night at the free Sandra McCracken concert at Park Cities Presbyterian Church in Dallas, the soulful-folk-singer-songwriter stepped onto stage and lit a candle. Suddenly,
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Arts & Culture
I am a self-professed lover of words. People who can turn a loose collection of adjectives, nouns, verbs, adverbs, and some well-placed punctuation into lusciously
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Arts & Culture
I doubt that there could be any blog post on the subject of Halloween more important than one that says what needs saying about Shakespeare’s
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Arts & Culture
Do horror films bring glory to God? As with most ethical questions, the answers are never as black and white as we would like to
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Music
If you’re a regular reader of Thinking Through Christianity, you might be familiar with my affinity for Gungor from my post about Christian music. I love the way they experiment with
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American History
When I get up in the morning and see the news. When I get up in the morning and see the same not-new news.
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Books
Below is a review of The Conversion of Therapy and Desire. This book was written by Thinking Through Christianity’s own contributor Dr. Mark Boone. In
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