catapult magazine

Items tagged faith

• Marriage, before and after

  A condensed journal of a relationship, from start to middle.

• Kanye for Christians

  Rap artist Kanye West brings a bold mission to America?s dance clubs and radios.

• More than an egg

  Thoughts on being a responsible global Christ-follower in the big world.

• Motherhood and?

  A stay-at-home mom finds comfort in her secret identity.

• A landscape of stark beauty

  A review of the music of Sigur R?s.

• The Society of Heretics and Believers

  Joan of Arc, Martin Luther, Galileo?what do heretics past and present contribute to the community of faith?

• Essays to encounter

  A review of Rodney Clapp's Border Crossings: Christian Trespasses on Popular Culture and Public Affairs.

• Into Esther

  A keynote address from Jubilee 2006 that takes a look at what one of the Old Testament's more obscure texts is speaking to us here and now.

• Snapshots of Jubilee

  A perspective on the annual Coalition for Christian Outreach conference from one who's made it to 21 events in a row.

• Art, faith and Warhol

  A session on the art of Andy Warhol, with an introduction by Dayton Castleman.

• Imagine the Kingdom

  On what it means to be covenant people, discovered through the themes of Scripture.

• Agrarianism after modernity

  An exploration of the religious aspects of environmental crises and solutions.

• Always remember, I love you

  A memorial for grandparents who parented.

• Top ten things I learned from my father-in-law about how to be a Christian for real

  A list honoring Vern Boerman, who passed away on December 21, 2006.

• Top ten art and faith events

  An overview of events worth penciling in to your 2007 and 2008 calendar.

• Acting as if

  On a mother's struggle to care for herself and her children in the wake of a Lenten suicide.

• <i>Neon Bible</i> reveals more than indie emotionalism

  A review of Arcade Fire's newest release.

• The other side of illness

  One person’s story of the journey through cancer to self-discovery and renewed priorities.

• To tell the story

  An interview with Brenda Truelson Fox, director of the film Conviction.

• Interrupting God

  Two conversions become reflected in two different lexicons and perceptions of language.

• Acquire the Spirit of peace

  How would such a pursuit our families, our community, and our society at large?

• Shreds of hope

  The prayers, poems, verses and quotes that help form an understanding of hope.

• Grant’s recommendations 11.30.07

  Two documentaries, with Sicko telling the sad story of U.S. healthcare and Let the Church Say Amen telling the story of a small congregation in Washington, D.C.

• Reality and hope

  A pastor presents a message of Advent hope to a small congregation in the middle of uncertainty.
  

• Creation and culture

  An artist explores her journey of expression and faith.

• So I'm thinking of joining a monastery...

  And the decision is not quite as ironic as it might seem at first.

• Dorm daze in the animal house

  On the unique lifestyle of a family that lives in the dorms.

• Painting the Incarnation

  On the incarnation of ideas into art in Chaim Potok’s acclaimed novel, My Name is Asher Lev.
  

• The church proper

  How the variety of buildings in which we worship reflect larger tensions and ideas, particularly for multi-generation families.
  

• Out of the closet, into the forest

  Reflection on a change in thinking that has had relational consequences.