On Movies & Media "The Master": So Many Thoughtful Examinations and Interpretations, So Little Time! Do you feel the tremors? Yeah, that's the new Paul Thomas Anderson movie in theaters. In-depth reviews are popping up everywhere. Here are links to some that I've found very helpful.
Overstreet's Books Post-"Raven's Ladder" Browser: Catching up. Dawn Treader! Catching up on summer movies. Joe Henry. More. Having turned in Raven's Ladder, I'm excited, exhausted, and eager to enjoy what little bit of summer remains. I've spent these beautiful months laboring over a hot laptop to finish the third book in The Auralia Thread, and I hope to read some great
On Movies & Media Christians as a "Niche Market"? (Or... What I Learned at the Biola Media Conference) My overview of the volatile conversations and debates at the Biola Conference is now published at Christianity Today Movies. "I'm quite angry at God, actually," Batali told CT Movies. "I'm angry that he has blessed bad art—even certain Christian films that have
On Movies & Media What Would Make Jesus Laugh? The Big Lebowski and Annie Hall aren't exactly titles you'd expect to see featured in a film festival for Christians. Craig Detweiler asks... "Why not?!"
On Movies & Media Ladies and Gentlemen... Craig Detweiler. I interviewed screenwriter/film-instructor Craig Detweiler at Biola several months ago in L.A., before any trailers for The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe had even been shown. (The trailer debuted above Detweiler's head on a big screen at the Biola Media Conference.) That interview was
Biola Media Conference Biola Day One 🔧2026 Update: When this website’s archives were transferred to Wordpress from the Patheos network, this post vanished. Fortunately, I was able to find an archived version and I’ve reconstructed it here without any changes to the original text. After I made the acquaintance of Greg Stump (I love
