News & Culture
God, the Gospel, and Glenn Beck
Russell Moore
The news media pronounced Glenn Beck the new leader of America's Christian conservative movement, and a flock of America's Christian conservatives have no problem with that. Ten years ago, I would have thought it was from the pages of an apocalyptic novel about the end-times. But it's not. And it is a scandal.
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Spiritual Life
Why in the World Would God Want to Use Me?
James Montgomery Boice
It is impossible to understand Abraham's faith without realizing that there was nothing in Abraham that commended him to God. God does not look down from heaven to find a person who has a bit of divine righteousness or a bit of faith.
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Is the Bible Hazardous to Your Health?
Regis Nicoll
If Sigmund Freud were alive today he might push for a label affixed to Bibles, something along the lines of, "WARNING: Regular exposure to this book can lead to unhappiness, depression, psychosis, and in some cases, suicide."
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What Are We Singing: Holy is the Lord
Eva Marie Everson
Sometimes the whole earth - and its fullness thereof - makes the pronouncement of adulation. But it should never cry out alone.
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Movies
Rob Reiner: Directing Hearts in Motion in Flipped
Laura MacCorkle
As the proverb says, a man's heart reflects the man. And in Rob Reiner's newest coming-of-age film, Flipped, young hearts in motion not only mirror the feelings of first love but also the character of who someone really is deep down inside.
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Marmaduke is a Barkin' Good Time for Kids Only
Christa Banister
Filled with madcap action and a happy ending you'll see coming from a mile away (this ain't Old Yeller, after all), Marmaduke is a movie your kids will probably love, but you'll barely suffer through, thanks to a slew of corny jokes and lame pop culture references.
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Music
House of Heroes Has Some Fun in Suburba
Christa Banister
When any band delivers an album that fans and critics both love, expectations can't help but run sky high for the inevitable follow-up. And while Suburba doesn't quite surpass last year's breakout release, it's certainly House of Heroes' most fun album, hands down.
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