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Trading Swords and Sandals for Mech Battles: Dr. Barron Bell on Crux Comix and the Rise of Faith-Adjacent Comics

By Cody Armour | July 1, 2026

Dr. Barron Bell’s origin story does not start with a radioactive spider bite. It starts in a darkened movie theater in 1977. Before he was the Editor-in-Chief of Crux Comix or a professor at Liberty University, he was a kid staring up at the iconic yellow crawl of the original Star Wars. “Can you have…

Delayed Gratification and Gratitude in Backlog Golf

By Max Newton | February 17, 2026

Gamification, or the reframing of menial, productive, or necessary tasks into a fun and rewarding “game” experience with points and other typical gaming elements, is a recent development that has increased in popularity, and shows effectiveness in a number of spheres. During my time in hospital chaplaincy, the pediatric units would frequently have “Healthcare Clowns,”…

Banned Books Week 2025

By Courtney Floyd | October 6, 2025

Read on to find out some reasons books are banned and the importance of intellectual freedom. How should Christians respond?

Comics & Graphic Novels

Review — Chip ‘n Dale Rescue Rangers: Scheme the Impossible Dream

By Stephen Hall | August 26, 2026

Chip ‘n Dale Rescue Rangers: Scheme the Impossible Dream is the latest volume in Fantagraphics’ Disney Afternoon series. Let’s check it out!

Review — Uncle Scrooge: Lost Beneath the Sea

By Stephen Hall | August 4, 2026

Uncle Scrooge: Lost Beneath the Sea is the latest volume in Fantagraphics’ Carl Barks Library. Get ready for some hilarious duck tales!

Review — Mickey Mouse Versus the Mouseton Society of Evil

By Stephen Hall | May 1, 2026

Gear up for steampunk adventure — it’s Mickey Mouse Versus the Mouseton Society of Evil! This book features an exciting tale set in the year 2128. Let’s check it out!

Manga

Review — Friday at the Atelier, Vol. 1

By Courtney Floyd | August 27, 2024

Friday at the Atelier is a quirky new manga series with a bizarre premise involving nude modeling, fish, and romance.

Review — She Likes Gays but Not Me, Vol. 1

By Courtney Floyd | July 9, 2024

She Likes Gays but Not Me deals with topics like homophobia, pedophilia, and suicide with sensitivity and tact.

Review — 7Fates: Chakho, Vol. 1

By Courtney Floyd | February 13, 2024

7Fates: Chakho is one of several collaborations between titan digital publisher WebToon and the hit K-pop band BTS.

Novels

Review — Verity

By Serena Bond | September 12, 2023

Colleen Hoover has gained popularity thanks to TikTok. Her suspense novel Verity is applauded as one of her best works. But, is it really?

Classic Review — The Horse and His Boy (1954)

By Tyler Hummel | August 1, 2023

The fifth published Narnia book explores some of the darkest themes in the saga.

Review – Final Fantasy XV: The Dawn of the Future

By David Koury | June 27, 2023

With Final Fantasy XVI releasing June 22nd, we take one last look at Final Fantasy XV’s story to give it a proper sendoff before the new era.

Non-Fiction

Review — Apocalypse Dance

By Andrew Pair | August 8, 2025

Apocalypse Dance seeks to fuse ancient and modern traditions to create a new collection of poems celebrating faith, life and humanity.

Review — Sea of Thieves: The Art of Piracy

By Johnathan Floyd | July 18, 2025

Sea of Thieves has hundreds of art pieces for its various updates and Seasons, ranging from on-team concept work to promotional renders.

Classic Review — Biblia Cum Glossa Ordinaria: Genesis

By Tyler Hummel | May 27, 2025

The Glossa Ordinaria is red meat for theologians and those deep in the faith seeking the depths of Scripture in all of its nuances.

Classics

Classic Review – The War At Troy: What Homer Didn’t Tell

By Tyler Hummel | July 10, 2026

This translation of the epic poem, Posthomerica, functions as an interquel between The Illiad and The Odyssey. 

Banned Books Week 2025

By Courtney Floyd | October 6, 2025

Read on to find out some reasons books are banned and the importance of intellectual freedom. How should Christians respond?

Classic Review — Biblia Cum Glossa Ordinaria: Genesis

By Tyler Hummel | May 27, 2025

The Glossa Ordinaria is red meat for theologians and those deep in the faith seeking the depths of Scripture in all of its nuances.