Holiday book list: Her.meneutics writers recommend their favorites.

Got some folks with very specific movie tastes on your list? We've got suggestions.

How Master of None points to the joy, not the guilt, of “Honor your father and mother.”

Sorry, Pilgrims: Jamestown’s spiritual life is suddenly much more fascinating.

We’re often forced to choose between devotion and drive. Why?

(Hint: Watch a lot of YouTube videos.)

It's different—and sweeter—than I once thought.

Possibly the most generic Pixar movie ever.

If we walk away from 'The Hunger Games' thinking about big, important cultural questions, then we're better for it.

I used to be the white girl who didn't get it.

“No means no” matters at every stage.

In movies and in life, should Christians celebrate when villains are killed?

How unjust police detention exploits the most vulnerable.

We’d rather care imperfectly than appear like we don’t care at all.

The mission field is arriving in the United States.

But does Katniss actually endorse the Hunger Games?

How can women respond to street harassment?

Why we light candles at a time like this.

Our trust in God outweighs our fear.

Chilean miners trapped underground, waiting for the miracle to come.

A son struggles to live as his mom dies from cancer.

#SpeakersofColor share their tips for ensuring diversity.

Our mission is simple. And it means death to one of our greatest lusts.

How a therapist who knew it all is learning to let it go.

In Hollywood’s calculus, movies are expensive—but life is cheap.

Robert Lupton shares strategies to lift people out of poverty for the long haul.

Did you know the holiday was originally named after a French bishop?

Discernment and judgment must come first.

Daring to face what we tend to ignore

The high (and holy) cost of motherhood

How suffering drives us to the Cross

The 24th James Bond movie shows that franchise films don’t have to be innovative to be fun.

Transformative friendships happen everywhere… not just in small groups.

How my life uniform helped me to consider the needs of others above my own.

A candid story about cancer that also depicts how loyal friendship can keep us honest.

Wycliffe Associates’ new methodology can fly through a New Testament translation project in a matter of weeks. So why are other translators wary?

A coalition of Bible agencies warns against overemphasizing speed.

The MIT expert weighs in on our worst technology sins.

The story of the celebrated and blacklisted Hollywood screenwriter boasts a star-studded cast but a half-baked script.

God-talk isn’t just for academia. It’s for laundry rooms, gyms, hospitals, and everywhere else.

Seven biblical qualities that can nurture hope in today's church.

Sociologists say voicing our frustrations brings us together. Scripture offers another way.

Psychological diagnoses can tell someone they are not alone. They can also be used to alienate even further.

How even the harshest criticism makes us better writers.