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Is Pop Culture Like a Sewer for Your Kids?
From bad brownies to sewer-dipping, what “folk wisdom” about discernment still influences Christian parents?
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Two ‘Adventures in Odyssey’ Stories Secretly Inspired My Book ‘The Pop Culture Parent’
Two cassette stories, “You Gotta Be Wise” and “Isaac the Pure,” helped start my lifelong quest about parenting and popular culture.
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How Fantastical Stories Explore Fantasy, Science Fiction, and Beyond
Read “deleted scenes” from an early manuscript for The Pop Culture Parent, which had more to say about specifically fantasy fiction!
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I’m Teaching About Fantasy Magic and Pop Culture at SoCal Christian Writers Conference
Should Christian fantasy include magic? How do fantasy writers put popular culture in its place? E. Stephen Burnett teaches on these topics at this week’s SoCal Christian Writers Conference.
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Get a Free Chapter from The Pop Culture Parent at the Book’s New Website
The Pop Culture Parent: Helping Kids Engage Their World for Christ releases Sept. 7, 2020, but you can get a free chapter today.
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Lorehaven’s Winter 2019 Issue Has Landed Under Your Tree
Lorehaven magazine’s winter 2019 issue is ready for free subscribers.
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Behind the Scenes: Lorehaven’s 2020 Vision
Lorehaven’s fall 2019 issue is now free for all to read, and so is this preview of our plans for 2020.
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Should We Be Against Christians Who Are Against Popular Culture?
E. Stephen Burnett and Cap Stewart explore the truth and challenges of Brad East’s recent Mere Orthodoxy article “Against Pop Culture.”
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‘Sorry Your Dragon Show Ended Stupidly’ Meme May Insult ‘GOT’ Fans
As Christians, our mission is to engage with “Game of Thrones” fans, not call what they enjoy “stupid.”
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Why I Don’t Shut Up About ‘Harry Potter’
Years after the final Harry Potter novel and final film, the Harry Potter issue still matters to discerning Christians.
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Teaching Story Transitions 5: Middle-Grade Exploration
As parents transition children from the early tools of discernment, they may challenge middle-grade children to discern more on their own.
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Jared Moore
Teaching Story Transitions 1: Mediating Extremes
“Children, be sheltered.” “Parents, shelter your children.” But Biblically, what comes in between? Introducing Pastor Jared Moore’s new summer series.
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Participating In Media Is An Act Of Worship
Might parents believe all humans are born sinners, yet live as if their children’s worst problem is outside worldly influences?
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Jared Moore
Why I Wrote ‘The Harry Potter Bible Study’
Pastor Jared Moore: “I wrote ‘The Harry Potter Bible Study’ because I’m trying to encourage Christians to approach their cultures with the same method of interpretation they use when reading Scripture. I believe Christians should be consistent. Please allow me to explain.”
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‘God Can’t Spell and Has Bad Grammar’?
Can Christian writers correctly say, “God laid this on my heart. It’s such an amazing story. God told me to write this!”?
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E. Stephen Burnett