Regent Film Library Spotlight: Strangers on a Train
Alfred Hitchcock is recognized as one of the most famous film directors of the twentieth century. Known for his 1960
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Author: Maylene Dio
Koch Leaders Program
Are you interested in politics, economics, and Christianity? Are you looking for fellowship with people looking to learn more about
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A Biblical Perspective on Halloween Spirits
As much as Halloween “celebrates” supernatural beings, popular culture gives many inaccurate descriptions about the spirits explicitly mentioned in the
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Virginia Symphony Orchestra: Celebrating 100 Years
Music has a way of bringing people together. A song can give people a way to connect with their emotions
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Peter’s Walk with Christ: Faith over Fear
We can be strong Christians and still have moments of faltering faith. One of the best examples of this I
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Book Review of Ayn Rand’s Novella Anthem
In the United States, we often celebrate ideals such as equality and democracy. We warn ourselves against greed and selfishness,
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Film Review: Raya and the Last Dragon
In our world today, it can be a challenge to trust people. However, stories and movies can bring us closer
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A Special Seat at God’s Feast
God has given everyone a unique role to play for His glory, whether it appears big or small in this world.
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God’s Mercy: You Can’t Put a Number on It
“Salvation is not free. It’s free for us, but there was a huge cost…and the problem for us Christians is
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Valentine’s Day: “The Five Love Languages for Singles”
It’s a truth universally acknowledged that a Christian should love others every day of the year. Whether or not a
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Regent Film Library Spotlight: “Sleepless in Seattle”
Starring Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan, “Sleepless in Seattle” has been a beloved romantic comedy and one of Nora Ephron’s
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