“I’ve heard this a million times.”
Author: firestripe
Radha is a grad student at Dallas Theological Seminary with an emphasis in film, culture, and apologetics. She writes, photographs, and studies theology. You can find her on twitter @kungfucurry and instagram @firestripe
The Thoughts
“The Thoughts” The thoughts ebb into the dark with the undertow and flow forth, swelling up, curling and crashing into themselves The thoughts twist through the night picking up planks and sidings of houses and throwing them through car windows. The thoughts crackle and rage through the trees in the dark, illuminated with flames consuming […]
Sundance 2020: Intro
“When I see a movie I never think about how God might be active in the story. Going to Sundance with DTS challenged me to do just that.”
Super Briefly
I could write a post about each of my adventures over this last month. I went to a course start at Anacortes, WA for three days. I took a personal trip to Stehekin, WA for three days. Saw a movie I went to switchover from Anacortes, WA to Twisp, WA for three days. I hiked […]
Life as a Field Correspondent
Three weeks. Really? It’s only been three weeks? It feels like an eternity, but in a good way. Time seems to move so slowly here. Either that or each day packs so much into itself. So much has happened. So much is yet to happen. The season has only just begun. I live on the […]
The San Juan Islands and Base Camp
Phew! What a wild ride! Last week I flew to Seattle and joined the team on a sea kayaking expedition through the San Juan Islands. I describe the trip as incredible, challenging, and so much fun. The views were beautiful. Every island we camped on had their own individual characteristics of beauty. The water splashed […]
[Radha] Us: A Dark Easter
Originally posted on Grindhouse Theology:
***SPOILER ALERT*** Continue at your own risk. ? God brought them together. The Messiah taught them the glory of the light. The Messiah taught them how to live in the light. The Messiah taught them how to kill their old selves and take their place in the world as newly…
The Path of the Righteous: A Devotional
Walk into my office and you feel like you’ve entered the aftermath of a tornado. Nine bookcases haphazardly line the walls of my office: each with stacks and piles of read and unread books strewn on their shelves. Three tables crammed into the space hosts more books, the computer and associated monitor, speakers, a printer, […]
What Is Art? A Theological Viewpoint
I wrote a short 3-page Amazon Kindle Book about art and theology. It’s only 99 cents! Check it out: What Is Art?: A Theological Viewpoint
