The Intersection of Faith and Culture
Formed in Edmonton, Canada in 2009, Zerbin continues to blow fans away by their complex yet anthemic melodies. They’ve shared the stage with The Flaming Lips, FUN., Said The Whale, and AWOLNATION. We were able to catch up with lead singer Jason Zerbin on making it as a creative, and what it’s like […]
Peaceful. Still. Reflective. These are not words that are typically used to describe urban life in the modern world. If you live in a city, “anxious,” “fast-moving” and “noisy” are better descriptors. While I, for one, love the busyness of living in the city — the people, the buzz, the […]
Ever since I can remember, I’ve had a profound connection to music – I’ve hardly met people who don’t. I’d even venture that while many people listen to their favorite genres based on aesthetic appeal, one’s affinity for particular artists and songs come from the deep, soulful intersection of experience, […]
Yesterday, Kevin Durant won his first NBA MVP Award in a landslide victory. He came off as super humble, attributing his victory to the work of people around him, rather than his own. He views his position as a gift; he takes his status lightly. “Basketball is just a platform […]
Life as a resident assistant at a Christian college would have been a lot easier if I could have texted my female resident, “I know there’s a guy in your room after visitation hours.” It would have saved me a lot of hassle from knocking on her door, coaxing a […]
A review on Ellis Potter’s 3 Theories of Everything The year was 1976. He got off the bus in front of a large chalet in the Swiss Alps and wondered if — here, of all places — he would find what he was looking for. He read a carved wooden […]
