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.
What happens when our capacity and ability to do complex intellectual synthesis atrophies? I think it’s a question worth pondering.
Digital cameras enjoy Gen Z renaissance. Is OnlyFans influencing a decline in contraceptive use? Younger generations embrace new weight-loss drugs.
Shaboozey’s smash hit once again pays homage to the time-honored country tradition of seeking solace for life’s stresses by tipping a bottle at the bar.
Marvel’s infamously ill-tempered, adamantium-clawed mutant gets his own story and fills it with a razor-sharp dose of violent action.
Singer-songwriter Gigi Perez’s latest hit explores a same-gender romantic relationship.
This year was on the thin side in terms of albums or tracks that might be worthy of your attention, but here are our top music picks for 2024.
This K-pop artist’s latest solo effort is, in her own words, “disgustingly vulnerable.” So is that a bad thing, a good thing or … both?
TikTok documents show addiction to its short-form videos takes a mere 35 minutes. A new study shows people who spend four or more hours on screens have a higher incidence rate for depression. Australia ponders a social media ban for sub-16s.
Jelly Roll’s 10th album may not technically be a Christian album. But it’s drenched in redemption, albeit with a lot of grittiness along the way.
‘Average Joe’ delivers an inspirational, gritty portrait of a man fueled by faith who refuses to discard his beliefs when pressured to do so.
Karen Kingsbury’s bestselling novel weaves themes of love, faith and forgiveness into a story that’ll have you reaching for the tissues.
‘The Carpenter’ crafts a unique story for an underserved demographic: people who love Jesus, MMA and heavy metal.
