David Zahl's Mockingbird–Communicating God’s message through pop culture

Illuminating God’s message of grace in popular culture, including in television shows like “Downton Abbey” and others like “Friday Night Lights” and “Parenthood,” is the cornerstone of Mockingbird, which strives to connect Christianity with everyday life.

Through mbird.com, contributors, including Zahl, analyze film, music, television, literature, social science and humor, dissecting the contents through a Christian understanding.

“We are not trying to cover popular culture,” said Zahl. “But we are trying to reach people through both conscious and unconscious parallels in good art.”

Read it all and do go check out the website.

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One comment on “David Zahl's Mockingbird–Communicating God’s message through pop culture

  1. billqs says:

    I still miss David’s father when he was Dean at Cathedral Church of the Advent. He was masterful at weaving contemporary references to illustrate biblical points. I remember attending my first “Dean’s Class” and Dean Zahl played the Jimi Hendrix version of “All Along the Watchtower”.

    I’m glad David Zahl is keeping up the family tradition.