Reformed theology is more irenic and diverse than you think, says theologian Oliver Crisp.

The generation of the 'silent exodus' has now started coming back.

Once largely monocultural, Asian Americans' churches are now as diverse as the country they call home.

It takes more than good intentions to do urban ministry—it requires spiritual armor.

Don’t let the topic fool you. ‘Enough’ is full of substance and wisdom.

Propel calls on the church to equip and validate working women.

Peter Enns makes the case that Scripture doesn't tell us everything. So does it tell us anything?

Get caught up on shows before their season premieres, or argue over “How I Met Your Mother” all over again.

Listen to the "Gone Girl" soundtrack, the "Django" sequel, "Big Brother," and more.

The movies and your TV screen just got a little bit darker.

Christian satire is hard to do well, especially in a movie. But this one gets it right.

Theologian Gary Anderson shows how acts of charity embody faith in the goodness of God and his creation.

Having faith in marriage, for the long haul.

There's something vital about 'Madam Secretary' and 'Scandal,' and we can't afford to miss it.

A satirical take on Christian gender roles.

When our deepest hurts come from those closest to us

A copycat of a copycat, and not a good one.

Two films that bend the rules of cinema.

Apparently, if you love someone enough to let him beat you, you’ll never walk alone?

How a pair of interfaith friends acknowledge their differences and still love one another.

With its Netflix debut imminent, it's time to talk about "Gilmore Girls."

The topics that make us uncomfortable can spur the church to action.

Watch anything else. Anything.

Faith...from the hyphenated point of view

Black history month is not just for black people. It's for all people.

Passion is a wonderful thing. But it should not be the sole means by which we discern calling.

Pastors often loathe to weigh in on controversial topics. There are reasons.

Although sometimes frowned upon, experience with other Christian traditions may be just what we need right now.

A letter to my son, who is a testament to God's wild goodness

It's easy to hate on Christian music, but Christian musicians often find themselves in impossible terrain.

Veggie Tales, quirky romance, artistic Polish films, and more.

Another 'Mockingjay' trailer, 'Ben-Hur' casting news, and more.

Two thrillers that don’t quite hit the mark.

It's time to improve education in America.

That's the mystery the Gender Parity Project, whose results debut this weekend, sets out to solve.

A potentially great Liam Neeson vehicle gets marred by some very poor taste.

A film that re-imagines the story of Solomon with uncommon artistic integrity.

How social media helps us tell our stories.

Hope for a Christian blogosphere that focuses more on God than each other.

He vehemently defended the Resurrection but denied the Virgin Birth. He was hugely influential but leaves few disciples. What you need to know about the German giant who died this month.

Christian private school graduates are just as engaged in their communities as their public school peers—if not more.

The six stars who shined brightest at the Toronto International Film Festival this year.

A viral video made their marriage famous, and now, their story continues.

How college roommates teach us about race, culture, and ourselves.

And how a great professor changed my mind.

What the church can do to address the issues underlying global violence against women.

Heaven and hell, redemption and damnation, all in the seedy Brooklyn bar underworld.

Two congressmen are stranded on an island together. What happens next?

Ladies rule the roost in this week's picks for watching at home.

What the critics are saying about Pierce Brosnan’s return to the silver spy screen and Robin Wright’s animated political flick.

All the lonely people, though not enough of either of them.

A childless millennial’s quest to become a “kid person.”

The undead can teach us a lot about ourselves, says a writer from SyFy’s new 'Z Nation.'

Throwing off - and chasing after - childish things.

Finding the right reasons for self-acceptance amid a body-positive music boom.

Sometimes you do know what you have before it’s gone. This is what greatness looks like.

Questioning the victim takes focus away from the real problem: the abuse.

The post-Rapture show's first season ends with a bang, a whimper, and the question of the ages.

A scriptural call to overcome our divisive instincts.

The church’s role in restoring a healthy view of marriage and family.

Frozen, Star Trek, and fantasy football FTW.

Particularly dismal box office news, another John Green adaptation, and more.

It’s hard for the poor to see that we are not our poverty… but not for Jesus.

What the critics are saying.

A faith-based film with good music. And little else.

Another season, another round of football debates.