Twenty years after ‘The Passion of the Christ,’ Christian films have become boring sermons

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July 31, 2024

Twenty years after ‘The Passion of the Christ,’ Christian films have become boring sermons

Christian filmmakers can’t keep preaching the same sermon. They need to make films with complex stories, great cinematography, and flawed protagonists. Simply put, America needs better Christian movies. This was the point of an essay published earlier this year by critic Cap Stewart on the website ChristandPopCulture. Writing about the Christian film The Shift, Stewart […]

What Democrats do is a far bigger problem than what they say

Voters can still be disgusted by Democrats’ statements, but the party’s actions should no longer surprise them. In Washington last Wednesday, America got examples of both. At the Capitol, roughly half of congressional Democrats refused to attend Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech to a joint session of Congress. Hours later at the White House, […]

Biden’s ouster is not a sign of renewed party (or elite) power

The American political landscape continues to feel the aftershocks of President Joe Biden’s announcement that he will not seek a second term. Many questions still linger, including about Biden’s health as well as the state of a Trump–Harris electoral contest. One lingering, longer-term question concerns the future relationship between presidential candidates and political parties. For […]

Minnesotans haven’t forgotten Kamala Harris’s role in the 2020 riots

For Minnesotans, the 2020 riots are still fresh in our memories. We watched in horror as our cities burned and a police precinct was turned into a pile of ashes and rubble, all while our so-called leaders sat on their hands. The ensuing crime surge continues to be a daily reminder of the problem created […]

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