What to watch this weekend: science, squirrels, Rocky, and a cheeky web-based Frankenstein remake.

It’s not just about speaking another language.

Three new documentaries examine Christian faith, homosexuality, and the question of change.

Sometimes I'm not at fault, but I'm still part of the problem.

As more women top the charts, their Christian counterparts struggle to break through.

On loving dogs and being loved by God.

Even your failures and struggles can point others to Jesus

As God rebuilds, I see Mars Hill shift its focus to love.

Goodbye busy summer, hello busy school year: What have we lost in the rush?

The before, a lot like the after.

Rather than forcing “elite” agendas upon grassroots believers, says Simon Chan, we need to take their concerns seriously.

A more intensive method of birth control reminded me that it’s God who’s in control.

Don't ask too many questions of this zombie movie.

The issue isn’t 'leave or stay' but 'how to serve.'

Baptist pastor Hanna Massad speaks openly about what he sees happening as he helps to shelter Gaza’s Christians and others during the current conflict.

Sometimes the gospel sounds like, “Nobody can do me like Jesus.”

An inspirational high school football movie in which even the clichés ring true . . . because it all really happened.

Liturgical worship is the rage among many evangelicals. 'Not so fast,' says a liturgical Christian.

Dad-to-be: “The beauty of the video was that we didn’t intend for this to happen.”

The anti-Eucharist and a coming day of terror in this week's episode of "The Leftovers."

Despite our negativity, most couples aren’t doomed for divorce.

Why 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' didn't have to be a terrible movie (though it was).

How to grieve in a social media world.

Resisting pressure to "make something of yourself" before motherhood.

An enchanting voice out of New York’s Redeemer Church, Melanie Penn finds herself in her music, her church, and her city.

The difference between playground chatter and harmful messages.

And if it's there, it will eat you alive.

Like a growing number of adults, I find support, love, and lodging in an obvious place: my parents’ home.

It isn’t really a narrative that adapts well, because it isn’t really a narrative at all.

The case for not ignoring outrageous truth.

Discovery Channel's popular (and once educational) series gets trapped in gimmick.

African Americans are speaking out against modern-day racism. But who's listening?

It’s not always easy to "love thy hateful commenter as thyself."

Market Basket was known for doing things differently. Now the community is rallying against company changes.

Or not.

The most unexpected combinations (in love and in food) can be quite surprising.

Yes, I had my virginity, but I lost my connection to my humanity.

Your recommendations for Christian millennials to watch.

We forget what comedies are actually about (spoiler alert: it's not humor).

How being in the religious minority inspired me to listen and learn.

A Christian college president’s take on power, influence, and the habits of highly successful people.

Why Jen Pollock Michel views desire as a gateway to deepened intimacy with God

His famous 1975 homerun used to define my grief. Now it marks my longing for heaven.

Never say, ‘never say’: How our lists and language rules may be over-the-top.

The significance of raising good kids in an age of bad news.

Society overlooks true intimacy when we idolize the pleasure of steamy sex.

Introducing our new biweekly mix about a big God and his big world.

What the critics are saying about the mystical, whimsical "Magic in the Moonlight" and "Mood Indigo."

Watching this stuff isn't easy, but it's real.

Pull out the troll dolls and the black lights: we're going to space.