Cultivating the Christian Imagination

Eight ways that we can make our audiences sympathetic to our protagonists.

Incarnation is one of the most powerful means of communication. Stories incarnate worldviews into images and symbols. Movies are an example.

A look at the television show "Yellowstone" and other stories in the genre from a biblical perspective.

Brian Godawa demonstrates how God redeems pagan imagination by subverting mythological motifs by investing them with a Biblical worldview.

The Bible isn't the enemy of myth. Brian Godawa explores how, as C.S. Lewis says, "myth became fact" in the Christian Story.

Creativity in the Kingdom of God has a three-fold task: to delight, to discern, and to deliver.

In this three part series, I introduce a fresh method of biblical integration: Framing Our Stories With God's Story.

This Saturday I visited a place I hadn’t been in a while: the movie theaters. At 40% capacity and with all the expected safety measures...

I remember the first time I thought about a movie from a spiritual perspective. I was 16 years old and the movie was The Perfect Storm.

But what really drew me to the theater that Sunday afternoon was the question of how the filmmakers would frame the Joker. . .