22, A Million employs auto-tune in such a way that it makes space for the human, and he likewise employs scepticism in a way that makes space for faith.
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Does Kanye’s Latest Album Deserve “Gospel” Status?
On The Life of Pablo Kanye provides nothing short of a full and honest picture of himself, warts and all. At the end of the day what emerges is a picture of a man honestly; albeit disjointed, confused, idolatrous, and misdirected; seeking after God.
Technology and its Implications for our Future
Technology can connect us to anyone and anything with just a few clicks. But what about our connection to the physical world? What about being present in the glorious lands and spaces we inhabit?
“All My Friends Are Married” Web-series – Review
In Mercedes Brazier Thurman’s new web series, viewers are presented with a unique, yet familiar look into the life of a thirty-something year old woman who is Christian, single, and surrounded by couples.
C.S. Lewis on Heaven and the New Earth – an excerpt
Converge Magazine makes a point of publishing excerpts from recommended books on our bookshelf. The following is an excerpt from The Romantic Rationalist edited by John Piper and David Mathis, a refreshing and insightful take on Lewis’s work for our generation. We hope you enjoy it, and consider checking out the book, […]
The Stanley Parable and the Kingdom of Heaven
The Stanley Parable is a deceptively simple game with seemingly endless pathways and endings that all reflect in one way or another on the possibility of choice and the question of free will.