As singles on the field double, a new site seeks to help them find spouses (and friends).

Has scriptural instruction become merely optional in our marriages?

TV’s most recent depiction of Jesus gets a theatrical release—and that's key to thinking about this version.

May the church offer divorcees grace, not guilt-trips.

Shows like 'Scandal,' 'The Americans,' and 'House of Cards' give us one picture of politics. Are there any others?

Being ‘culturally conservative’ hurts movement’s relevance, says Chuck Smith’s successor, Brian Brodersen.

Why Christians should reconsider the oft-misunderstood drilling practice.

Or, what I learned from my bikini-clad mother-in-law about the goodness of creation.

Why the 'Son of God' film excludes Satan from the Christ story—and what’s at stake.

The author of 'Uncle Tom’s Cabin' wasn't always the stodgy conservative of popular imagination.

We should maybe try giving Paul W. S. Anderson a little bit of credit.

God calls us to celebrate our country’s beautiful diversity.

Why slaves adopted their oppressor's religion—and transformed it.

Bridging the gap between female stereotypes and real women starts in our heads, not stock photography.

Some hidden motives of tipping and paying it forward.

Some great streaming picks, the critics weigh in on Jimmy Fallon and this weeks' films, and more in the Quick Take.

A new NAE-backed initiative wants to see if they can help scientists and evangelicals better understand each other.

Do Christian scholars belong in the hostile world of higher ed?

After years of growing her family and her faith, the former child star is balancing it all.

What to do with an ox, according to the Bible, in a handy flowchart.

Addie Zierman was a high-school prayer warrior who drifted away from the church. Her memoir describes an uncertain return.

The good news for Christians: When work is worship, we get to love it all.

Holy matrimony is an endless opportunity to lay down our lives in love

Is it time to rewrite Old Testament chronologies?

The post-Haiyan Philippine recovery: Amid anger about corruption, gratefulness for a ‘miracle-like event.’

In our own sacred spaces and circles of friends, we can’t recreate the body of Christ.

That’s okay, experts say. Biblical comprehension is more important than completing prescribed reading plans.

When stars make headlines, even Christians are quick to throw stones.

A new study says Protestants are more likely than non-religious Americans to divorce, but some disagree.

Remembering Shirley Temple Black, movies and new TV pilots to stream at home, an interview with Mark Burnett & Roma Downey, and more.

The single and dating come together to try to redeem the commercialized extravaganza.

Despite the latest study of bones, evidence indicates the iconic desert animals do belong in Genesis.

Instructions in order to enjoy this fairy tale: you'd better treat it like that—a fairy tale.

When your film crumbles after just being grazed by critical thinking, then you’ve got a problem.

Sometimes, women need to set aside false selflessness.

The cranky, severe, Old Testament God isn’t an opening act.

Calling for more economic diversity in church leadership.

The story behind the success of the IF: Gathering.

I didn’t know how to feel. In many ways, I still don’t.

Happy couples keep the romance alive year-round.

Hating on 'Labor Day,' remembering Philip Seymour Hoffman, streaming picks, and more.

The Olympics isn't just about competition. It's also about stories. Here are some who know their Author.

The rare (and wonderful) kids' movie that rewards those who come to it like children.

Shouldn't we expect more from our art?

Giving parents grace in a complex educational landscape.

An Indian missionary tells fellow Christians to stop complaining and follow their forefathers' example.

New Army research could inform how the church fosters healthier, godlier leadership.

Most Americans—and most Christians—do not fall neatly into creationist or evolutionist camps.

Why does our obsession with self-acceptance focus so much on appearance?

A new ministry is trying to change bad stereotypes.

They say labor makes women feel empowered. So why do I feel so broken and weak?