Faith and Pop Culture

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  Christ’s Freedom Shines in Mike Farris’ Grammy-winning Album Mike Farris’ Grammy-winning album Shine For All The People is the answer to those who view God as a cosmic Grinch (and Christians as His fun-squelching minions). Jeff Koch Mar 05, 2015
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  Creativity, Heart and One Huggable Protagonist Save the Day in Big Hero 6 Best Animated Film winner of 2014 isn't so much The Avengers for the younger set; more like the fast-funny-footloose style of Guardians of the Galaxy, minus the innuendo. Christa Banister Mar 05, 2015
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  McFarland, USA's Race to the Top It takes skill and vision to lift another predictable, feel-good sports drama like McFarland, USA beyond lazy templates and bumper sticker clichés. Sophia Lee Feb 26, 2015
• High School Movies Get a Major Makeover with The DUFF Commentary on cyber-bullying and a call for common decency among teens are timely, and help elevate the film from typical high school fare. Christa Banister Feb 26, 2015
• Murray Excels as a Geezer with a Heart of Gold in St. Vincent Thanks to particularly inspired casting it's transformed from a standard indie movie, clichés and all, into something far more special. Christa Banister Feb 19, 2015
• Downton Abbey: What are Americans Really Watching? Millions of Americans are tuning in to watch Downton Abbey, eager to enjoy the continuation of the saga. But, do they know what they are really watching? Al Mohler Feb 19, 2015
• Good Intentions Can't Keep Old Fashioned from Feeling Out of Touch Operates from a different moral compass than standard rom-coms, but disappointingly offers little insight beyond well-worn platitudes. Christa Banister Feb 19, 2015
• A Theology for Fifty Shades of Grey Millions will mark this Valentine’s Day weekend by taking in the new release of "Fifty Shades of Grey," a modern-day publishing phenomenon that became the basis for the highly anticipated movie adaptation.... Dr. James Emery White Feb 12, 2015
• Why You Need to See 'The Drop Box' A couple of years ago on BreakPoint, I told you about a South Korean pastor who rescues abandoned babies. Well in March, you can see his amazing story in theaters across the country. John Stonestreet Feb 12, 2015
• Pass the Light Shines Despite Melodrama The film is actually full of surprises. Where most Christian movies choose to shy away from contentious issues, Pass the Light embraces them. Ryan Duncan Feb 05, 2015
• 'David and Goliath' Director Says the Film Will Honor God “David and Goliath” director Tim Chey has said his upcoming film will honor God, unlike some of its predecessors in the Bible-based film category. Carrie Dedrick Feb 05, 2015
• Andrew Belle on Living Off the Music Andrew Belle was raised in a Christian home and attended a Christian college, Taylor University. But he says his faith became real for him only a few years ago when he went through a crisis. Warren Cole Smith Feb 05, 2015