The Superbowl is coming and cinephiles are excited - and a lot more.

What does 2013's crop of documentaries have to do with the first memoir?

The Biola apologist says every pass, every point, every sideline prayer matters to God.

Experts say there are lessons in the Oscar disqualification for ‘Alone Yet Not Alone.’

Was her sexy Grammy performance with Jay-Z actually good for marriage?

I kept choosing life after being violated by my pastor.

Both the right and the left have more to learn.

What my pregnant and postpartum body taught me about womanhood.

'The Painted Table' offers a realistic picture of a family’s struggle with schizophrenia.

What one leading Israeli Arab evangelical thinks American Christians can do to promote Mideast peace.

A Christian response to advancing ultrasound technology.

Frankenstein's monster gets airbrushed - and misses the point entirely.

You're a neighbor before you're a consumer.

Streaming picks, a new season of 'Sherlock,' news from Sundance, and more.

Sherlock Holmes is not your typical TV hunk or superhero, but still has millions of female fans obsessed.

What do I tell my kids about pot?

The famous indie rock band reinvents itself in search of another 'passionate age.'

A World War II film with an unexpected theme.

Are you following God or following someone else who’s following God?

A runaway searches for the father who abandoned her and finds a different kind of family.

What four siblings (and their parents) thought about a movie about animated squirrels (and other creatures) surviving the winter.

Why doctors should not have the last word on life and death. An interview with Duke physician Raymond Barfield.

Evangelicals share how the civil rights leader continues to inspire them as Christians.

An evangelical film gets an Oscar nomination, 'Frozen' is headed to Broadway, and more.

Oklahoma follows Utah as latest example of why more church-state experts advise: If you can’t beat them, amend them.

The tortured Tom Branson of Downton Abbey—model of holiness.

We need a more informed eye, rather than an impulse for outrage.

Any resemblance to the Tom Clancy character is strictly coincidental.

Progressive evangelicals can't tout social justice while side-stepping the sanctity of life.

The answer suggests some ways we might combat poverty.

I know why Anna Bates kept silent. For years, I did the same thing.

The overblown notion that evangelicals are obsessed with birth control.

Having Dad take time off sets up a more balanced family life.

Private papers of Roe v. Wade justices reveal troubling procedural issues that one expert predicts will undermine the infamous ruling.

Learning from our obsession with personality types.

Why we (at least try to) keep clean while the world embraces mess.

A war docudrama bent on accuracy that raises questions about morality and reminds us about sacrifice.

We’re confused by one California pastor’s “year without God.”

How I finally recognized the Lord in a world of pain and distress.

Amid immigration reform efforts, taking God’s call to community more seriously and urgently.

Sometimes, it feels like God doesn’t have a match for you.

CT's chief film critic's picks, including a movie about the foster care system and one that takes on the Harry and Sally question.

A journey, a rom-com, a dark comedy, a thriller, a horror film, and a movie about Linda Lovelace.

Complex examinations of evil and movies about growing up.

And yet, I believe. Loving our creative God, embracing our paradoxical faith.

A tearjerker, an overlooked documentary, a feel-good film, and movies that make us stop and think.

Movies about family and coming of age, and one that will make you jump.

In a culture that loves shock value, typical evangelicalism rarely makes news.

Movies that tell truth - about social history, relationships, and more - through documentary, animation, biography, and fiction.