When stories lose the plot and just want to give you a religious lecture, should Christians get mad or else gently scoff in amusement?

Sci-fi novelist Kerry Nietz and Lorehaven review chief Austin Gunderson join our heroic team to explore the long-awaited super-filmZack Snyder's Justice League.

We explore how the Gospel and similar reflections in fantastic stories help us prepare for times of suffering, death, and resurrection.

Physical combat is often the defining feature of strength, but female characters neednt be boxed into stereotypes to be considered strong.

Christians fleeing cancel culture should consider becoming Amish cyberpunks and build cutting-edge digital enclaves.

How can Christians react to possibly necessary "cancellations" of badly behaving fantasy creators?

Can you avoid "cancel culture" by apologizing? How can Christian fans respond to "cancellations" and enjoy stories from fallen creators?

Christians need science fiction to fulfill the Cultural Mandate, build bridges with our neighbors, and anticipate a future world of sci-fi wonders.

Christians need fantastical imagination to believe in God and the gospel, train to be like Jesus, and engage our world and neighbors.

Fiction isn't just optional for Christian readers, but a God-given gift we actually need to grow as redeemed people.