with Jeffrey Overstreet

Paul Harrill, director of Something, Anything, returns with another venture into the borderlands between body and spirit, head and heart. But this time, it might not be God that a young woman is discovering. It might be a ghost.

Another Mr. Roger movie. Another essential vision — for here, for now, for American children and American adults.

Race cars. Guys with clenched jaws. Bromances. Grudge matches. A good wife back home tucking the moppet into bed at night. This is sure to be a big hit.

Until I can finish my own review, here's a round table of reviews worth reading that represent a range of perspectives on my favorite ghost story of 2019.

You can spend a week in Santa Fe with Justin Chang, Ins Choi, Over the Rhine, and more. Also: The new Scorsese film is getting the best possible projection in Seattle. Read about these things and more here...

Here's a long list of new songs that are heating up my cold autumn days. Enjoy!

Behold — James K. A. Smith's plenary lecture from Seattle Pacific University's Day of Common Learning.

I heard this in the car today, and I had to pull the car over.

Digging back into the archives, we've discovered evidence that I reviewed Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy for Christianity Today on its opening weekend.