Welcome to The Lighthouse Journal!
We’re here to shine a light on the art we encounter in popular culture, from the latest blockbuster film everyone’s been talking about to your new favorite song to a poetry journal you’ve never heard of. Our team is composed of young Christian creatives with a passion for the arts, so you can expect art criticism from the creative’s perspective with an eye for Christian themes and symbolism. See our mission to learn more about us or check out one of our articles below! We’re excited that you’re here and hope that you’ll follow us for updates every time we post.

“Art is a reflection of God’s creativity, an evidence that we are made in the image of God.”
Francis Schaeffer
Latest Posts
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Petal by Petal, Ariana Grande Blooms in Black and White
petal review part two: track-by-track Ariana Grande’s eighth album came as a surprise. A little over…
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Ariana Grande’s Rage Blooms on “Petal”
By Brosnan Butt and Jack Kaempfer Picture yourself. You’re Ariana Grande. In the past two years,…
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Daughter from Hell Indulges Gracie Abrams’ Best and Worst Tendencies
Gracie Abrams is no stranger to criticism. Her debut album Good Riddance was simultaneously praised for…
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Gracie Abrams Confesses It All on The Secret of Us
What happens to a girl’s mind when she’s full of secrets? Gracie Abrams answered that question…
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Midyear Wrapup – The Anthology
I loved so many projects in the first half of 2026 that we’re back for part…
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Midyear Wrapup (Jack’s Version)
Well, nearly six months into 2026, and I’ve got so many projects I want to shout…
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Midyear Wrapup (Brosnan’s Version)
Backrooms (Film) Released May 2026 A few years ago, I was one of many browsing the…
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Showgirl Found Dead in a Ditch!
The Life of a Showgirl Review: Track by Track Taylor Swift’s latest record, The Life of…
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Seeking the Sun in the Storm
An Analysis of THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE.’s Album Cover RAYE’s second studio album, THIS MUSIC…
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10 Strategies to Read More Books
Are you one of those people who says, “I should read more” and never gets around…