Gordon Houser is editor of  The Mennonite magazine.  Amid the plethora of messages we encounter in our mediaculture— via the Internet, television, radio or other media—are

We are inundated by news of the atrocities of ISIS and other jihadist groups, and many Americans live in an often misguided fear of Muslims.

Films generally rely on drama to attract the attention of viewers. And with viewers’ attention spans becoming shorter and shorter, a drama like Spotlight is

As newspapers lose subscribers and have to cut staff, including reporters, we all suffer. Stories that can help bring justice by exposing injustice go unreported,

With some exceptions, movies generally aren’t out in front of societal trends or offering prophetic looks at certain issues. After all, it takes a while

After sitting in the delegate sessions much of the week of Kansas City 2015, I attended Ted and Co. Theater Works’ production of Listening for

Every year around Easter, we find old Jesus films on TV, from The Greatest Story Ever Told to Jesus of Nazareth to The Gospel According

It’s rare for a religious discussion to remain in our mediaculture for long, but that’s been the case for President Obama’s comments at the annual

Mennonites are a tiny percentage of the U.S. population and don’t usually get much attention from the wider media. In November, however, a couple of