Ronald Osborn launches an assault on overly literal understandings of the creation story.

Giving millennial women the faith to negotiate.

Lewis had a healthy suspicion of easy words like "progress."

A writer’s struggle with "quiet time."

You don't have to be a parent to care for children in need.

Some great picks on streaming, what the critics think of 'The Other Woman' and 'Locke," and more.

100 percent of moms are working moms.

It's not a travel guide. And Colton Burpo isn't the first Christian to have an ecstatic experience.

Call it what it is: Ladies who lust.

Missiologist Dave Garrison documents global surge in Muslims leading Muslims to Christ. He calls it, “Unprecedented.”

Midwesterners’ ubiquitous church-talk helped me finally address my doubt.

Critics react to the new TV season, a handful of streaming picks, and more.

The compelling message of love and grace

How we've mischaracterized the Christian "call."

Why the extra services and special meals of Holy Week are good for us.

A gorgeous film about Alaska’s brown bears, but the background scenery almost steals the show.

A solid, though not successful directorial debut with some odd religious overtones.

Tarrying with Christ and the fearful dying.

Alzheimer’s puts caregivers in painful in-betweens.

A toddler’s report that he has visited heaven is met with skepticism from everyone but his father.

Bart Ehrman’s narrative suggests the more educated you are, the less likely you are to believe. My life proves otherwise.

The cringe-worthy subplot of Holy Week underscores the truth of the gospel.

If you want to help people see Holy Week with fresh eyes, start by dropping these familiar fallacies.

Fighting gender inequity in global farming.

Keeping the memory of our deceased loved ones alive.

Why one Catholic writer went on a mission to do more than self-improve.

We report from the Full Frame Documentary Film Festival 2014 and talk to the directors of some of the most important films.

Should you bother with 'Rio 2' or 'Draft Day'? That and more in this week's quick take.

New tests suggest a manuscript fragment is ancient after all. Is it important? We asked noncanonical gospels expert Nicholas Perrin.

Seriously. God’s help comes from the weirdest places.

My upcoming birthday has me already thinking of dying.

Betty Friedan did not start the “woman movement;” Christians did.

A willing subject, a talented photographer, and great light. When planning a photo session in a remote location you hope for those three things. In the case of CT’s April 2014 cover story, we received them all.

As the saying goes, we didn’t start the fire.

Undoing the guilt, delusion, and obsession of today’s parents.

Great picks to watch at home or in the theater, plus industry news and more.

Forget the stereotypes: Women get ahead by being themselves.

Indestructible and super-human heroes are a bore.

For the UK writer, Christianity must first make sense in the realm of lived experience.

As a new mom, I lost my prayer life and eventually rediscovered the psalms.

Development economist William Easterly says too much aid undermines the rights of the poor.

The groundbreaking writer Anne Vaughan Lock worshipped with her pen.

Even in our congregations, midlife has become a joke.