Other people see a pioneering portrayal of the trans experience. I see the rawness of family love.

Need Christians to help and lead at church? I know plenty.

A millennial diagnoses her generation’s complicated relationship to the body of Christ.

Churches are indispensible to lasting peace in the region.

Raising moral kids in a culture of rewards.

They are spaces that teach us how to live.

There is a time for lament, and a time for lament to cease. An excerpt from Peter's new book.

How unexpected fame and quirky family has helped Jessica Robertson share her faith.

Greeting all the groups exploring religion and film, and a movie about marriage.

A low-effort movie that’s too bad to get riled up about.

In the age of girl power, many of us want daughters. Here's why I’m happy either way.

Playing cat-and-mouse with a serial killer, a dangerous polygamous cult, and Marlon Brando, in his own words.

A screwball comedy about what we want and a small drama about Jesus.

Microsoft may have just invented the future of intensive Bible study.

The challenges of caretaking in middle age present new opportunities for outreach.

Buddy road trips proliferate, plus a true story about an ex-gay pastor.

Prepare to wander the Appalachian Trail, begin the slow decline of political media coverage, and get properly frightened in the woods.

What evangelical scholars are saying about the theologian and his work.

And how the church can offer a different way.

Welcome to Park City. Where's my orientation packet?

A excerpt from Peter's upcoming book, Blindsided By God

Our institutions can—and should— lead the way in supporting new life and growing families.

So what will Christians do about it?

Why his new book is worth reading, even if you know most of the songs by heart.

Staying true to your identity once you’re married is harder than it looks.

Cover cartoon of Prophet Muhammad unsettles African nation's two largest cities.

Reducetarianism holds a familiar lesson: Everything in moderation.

A reflection on recent tensions and a renewed sense of hope.

As a young writer and a young Christian, knowing how to discuss race can be a landmine.

There's graphic, and then there's gratuitous.

Poignant indie film celebrates sanctity of life—through death.

This is what happens when you give a mediocre thriller script to a world-class director.

Waiting for deeper engagement amid our hashtag activism.

As we begin another year, Philip Yancey reminds us: Grace hasn’t vanished.

What the 50-year-old film reminds us about the power of strong-willed women.

It doesn’t take a special kind of person to read the Scriptures daily.

Disappointment really hurts. But perhaps it hurts for an important reason.

Keeping courtship from turning into a job interview.

Our exclusive interview with the star and director of the hotly-anticipated Sundance feature.

And, instead, return to where you came from.

Looking back to when mourning attire was as heavy and dark as grief itself.

Faithful users rediscover the ancient practice and the healing within God’s creation.

Time-travel thriller asks whether our actions are foreordained, or a matter of choice.

The gospel music legend combined Saturday night with Sunday morning.

We talked to the 'Selma' actor about praying on set, playing an icon as a real human, acting as a calling, and why Christians ought to see the movie.

How our philanthropy can empower our sisters across the globe.

The international difference a local congregation can make.

Despite the Crimea takeover and Ukraine conflict, many church leaders are grateful for Putin's leadership.

A figure like Beth Moore shows evangelical women what’s possible.

A statement from NewSpring Church.

Rep. Frank Wolf, human rights champion, calls on evangelicals to intensify the fight for religious liberty.

With mental illness, community becomes more challenging… and more essential.

The first entry in a monthly column on great films to watch at home.

Modern female superheroes barely stand for anything. It wasn’t always this way.

We talked about God a lot this year in pop culture, but not the same way.

Community matchmaking can do better than online dating.