That pretty much sums things up. Yesterday morning came and went and a Steve-Job-less Apple stage released no iPhone 5. Instead, almost every existing Apple product ended up looking exactly the same. They came out and patted their backs on the explosive growth of Apple products sold. The iPod line […]
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Vogue Theatre, Vancouver, British Columbia, May 29, 2011: In a tiny dressing room beneath the stage, Drew Shirley and Chad Butler of Switchfoot are all smiles. As far as rock musicians go, these guys are probably as nice as they come. It’s always interesting to meet the men behind the […]
Who Wins? The debate about hell between Galli, Chan, & Bell
Bloggers have blogged, academics have pontificated and authors have rushed to judgment in print since the release of Rob Bell’s Love Wins this spring.
Girl at the Rock Show: Sasquatch 2011
In May 2011, I went to Sasquatch, my first big music festival. I know some of you are thinking, “A four-day drinking spree sound-tracked by noisy rock music in the middle of a field? No, thanks. Not for me.” But I beg to differ. Rock and roll culture has always had […]
Pacific Theatre: What Christian theatre looks like
Pacific Theatre doesn’t call themselves a Christian theatre company but they do talk about the fact that Christians founded the company — a lot. “I think Christian is a very awkward adjective,” said Ron Reed the founding Artistic Director. “But, it is a great noun and I am proud to […]



