Vintage Saints and Sinners is about the presence of God in the places that we least expect. With humility and grace, author Karen Wright Marsh’s book challenges the popular idea that saints are perfect people.
Culture
The Meaninglessness of Life in a Post-Truth Culture
Just about everyone desires inclusion — to belong in a narrative larger than their own and to know their lives have meaning outside of their own stories. But our postmodern culture centers itself on the individual narrative, claiming to celebrate difference, while neglecting the need of something that can unify.
“Scars Across Humanity” Highlights Our Responsibility For Gender-Based Violence
“Scars Across Humanity” is a book about our collective responsibility both for past violence towards women and the job of ending it today.
“Pope Francis: A Man of His Word” Is A Must See Film For Every Protestant
Wender’s film shows us that, contrary to what media pundits have reported, the Pope is not a liberal ideologue but a voice for the voiceless, a lover of the unloved, and one who is gently and clearly calling out in the wilderness for us to emulate the life of Christ in the world.
“This is America” Childish Gambino Review
In This is America, what does it mean that Donald Glover is the figure of violence and aggression, rather than a white actor? What does it mean for him to be running from the police at the end? The video clearly references mass shootings, but is it simply advocating gun control?
“The Power of Proximity” is a Book About Moving Beyond Awareness to Action
The Power of Proximity is a book about moving beyond awareness to action. Written by Michelle Ferrigno Warren…”She and her family have chosen to live in communities where they are “proximate to the pain of the poor.” This makes all the difference in facing and overcoming injustice.”