A beautiful adaptation of Colm Toibin's novel is a romance that asks where we really find home.

A new book from a top evangelical scholar makes the case.

God redeems our physical desires too.

Why sustainable social enterprise has to be more than a pity-inducing sales pitch.

It's no good to deny that we're both emotional and sexual beings.

When is it okay to laugh at characters in a documentary - and when does that laughter cross a line?

And neither can Christians.

A new web series on the experience of Christian soldiers.

How Tinder and courtship are hurting my game

Getting Bill Murray a few laughs is the wrong way to use privilege to broadcast a cultural message.

Both natural and civil law, as God designed, tell us why.

When loving your neighbor means loving the church.

Why expository sermons should make up your church’s main diet.

What I learned from decades of asking, “Why am I still alone?”

We spoke with the documentary's director and subject about gun policy, the ways fear manipulates Christians, and why the choice to befriend someone else is vital to peace in public life.

An excerpt from "Where I Am: Heaven, Eternity, and Our Life Beyond."

And anyway, he stopped “winning” his battles a long time ago.

Adultery comes from a greedy heart, not an insufficient wife.

What we miss when we downgrade Old Testament abuse stories to sexual peccadilloes.

When there’s an app for everything, practicing my faith doesn’t feel like a sacrifice.

After a generation of massive global progress, aid and mission efforts are pointing the same direction.

How later-in-life motherhood renewed my youth.

Hookers for Jesus founder: Lamar Odom news is just a glimpse at the industry's brokenness.

Why I’d rather see parents get the facts… then choose life.

Spielberg and Hanks are captivating and likable, though the film still comes up a little empty.

The latest work from Guillermo del Toro is visually sumptuous, but a little too on-the-nose.

What do you do when the world is in your living room?

Bring tissues: anchored by outstanding performances, this story of a mother and son is uncommonly moving.

In Birmingham they love the governor—but they love football and Jesus even more.

The Peter Pan adaptation narrowly escapes being buried under its own ridiculous spectacle.

My weight does not hurt my witness.

FOMO is real, and it takes on a new dimension at midlife.

Like NFL wife Dorothy Newton, many victims of abuse suffer in silence.

When it comes to movies, it might be better to try and fail than to play it too safe.

Trusting God in an unsafe world.

The imperfect film that demands a viewing.

Discovering the universal truth in our gender-specific teachings.

The candidate on her faith, abortion, and why women make good investment risks.

And that’s the way God designed it.

Single friends: We “traditional” families need you.

This is the day the Lord has made. Let us workout and be glad in it.

The second season of the post-Rapture HBO drama tries to start over in a new place, but grief chases them down, with echoes of C.S. Lewis.

How this sci-fi show won over a theology geek like me.

A closer look at domestic violence