In the wake of the cheating scandals on The Block, Mark Stephens considers how hard it is to confess wrongdoing.
In the wake of the cheating scandals on The Block, Mark Stephens considers how hard it is to confess wrongdoing.
Justine Toh writes about why we need Apple TV+’s Ted Lasso in lockdown – and why we might need God as well.
Natasha Moore on Matt Damon, the 2021 Federal Budget, and how (and why) our view of the human person is profoundly uneconomical.
Natasha Moore shares three things she’s learned from the big life lessons offered up by Pixar movies.
Teenagers, Pixar, and a theologian on what we talk about when we talk about the soul.
Richard Shumack reflects on The Queen’s Gambit, and the moral beauty of chess.
Anna Grummitt reflects on David Attenborough’s new film, and the way humans respond to disasters.
Mark Stephens ponders whether our large hopes for big solutions to global problems might be pointers towards transcendence.
Justine Toh explores envy – with reference to Elena Ferrante’s novel My Brilliant Friend, the film Amadeus, and the story of Cain and Abel.
Reflecting on the new series The Last Dance, Simon Smart writes on what Michael Jordan might have lost in his pursuit of success.
Simon Smart reflects on The Lord of the Rings, Saint Augustine, and the Christian notion of the need to lose your life in order to find it.
In light of a recent episode of ‘You Can’t Ask That’, Simon Smart reflects on how the Easter story offers freedom and rest for the weary.
