After serving as an associate editor at NavPress’ Discipleship Journal and consulting editor for Current Thoughts and Trends, Adam now oversees the editing and publishing of Plugged In’s reviews as the site’s director. He and his wife, Jennifer, have three children. In their free time, the Holzes enjoy playing games, a variety of musical instruments, swimming and … watching movies.
We’d like to point you toward a pick that might not be described as entertainment, but which asks us to grapple with difficult questions.
Kids Diana Show offers colorful songs, light educational moments and consumer-focused toy unboxings aplenty.
Episode 100 of The Plugged In Show talks about monster movies and DC Comics’ latest decision to have Clark Kent’s son come out.
This YouTube channel could provide crafty inspiration … as long as it’s coupled with careful parental oversight.
Superman has come out. Surprised? Don’t be. But at the same time, realize that you, too, have a chance to be a superhero as you help your children to learn what God had in mind when He created male and female.
7-year-old Nastya (along with her parents) creates videos where she plays, learns, sings, explores and shares her life experiences.
Two of the biggest bands in the world join forces for a positive affirmation of a love that’s as big as the galaxy.
Ed Sheeran channels his inner Weeknd in this bleak and grim song about a soul-deadening and dysfunctional relationship.
Fatherhood isn’t for the fainthearted. It’s a calling every bit as demanding—maybe even more so—as being a, say, fireman or policeman.
Imagine Dragons’ latest effort is personal, profound and painful; a cathartic journey for some, and dark one for others.
Some rock groups that have rocked the charts in years and decades past continue to pump out thoughtful, intelligent music that still … rocks.
What would you say if I told you that you spent 100 days of your life figuring out what movies and TV shows to watch?
Skillet’s first new music in more than two years pulls no punches as the band reminds us that we’re “more than conquerors.”
