Category: 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 1959, but those

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 nostalgia that a

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, the concert setting

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 stunning poetry and

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 Macbeth. This probably

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 make them. Some

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 music and the

  When I get up in the morning and see the same not-new news. I don’t know how to continue running this website that’s supposed to help. Make sense

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 the review I

Note: This blog post originally appeared at ChristineHand.com as part of an ongoing series of cover versions of influential songs and artists. See the original post and accompanying