The HBO series is so dark it is unrealistic.

Looking for something to watch at home this weekend? Here's a documentary, two children's shows, and a couple of classics.

I don't think Jesus set out to make headlines.

Even Tina Fey can't save this depressed and depressing romantic comedy, which fails to earn passing marks.

Independence Day sequels, Les Miserables on DVD, new Wolverine, a third Hemsworth, and North of Hell.

Thanks to catechism, my young ones can tell you a thing or two about justification, salvation, and repentance.

David Hooker explains the inspiration and process behind his much-discussed "Corpus."

Women are wired for more soulful relationships.

Why the next voice of the Southern Baptists says he wants to speak with 'convictional kindness.'

We all want a Messiah whose plans mirror our own. But a true disciple surrenders to the Master's will.

Facing OCD, mental illness, and depression beyond the "baby blues."

Box office returns, World's End, Robert Redford, Seth Rogen, and Kate Winslet in Divergent.

A gay Christian journalist traveled across America to find out.

Sheryl Sandberg's lessons for all of us, including the church.

'The Incredible Burt Wunderstone' and 'The Croods' show that this is an awkward season for movies—and that says something about us.

The search for a truer expression of Christian grief.

'The Incredible Burt Wunderstone' and 'The Croods' show that this is an awkward season for movies - and that says something about us

40 days drinking, walking, and raising big bucks for clean water.

Looking for something to watch this weekend? Here's our picks on Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Video.

Public manners, Christopher Nolan, "Jurassic Park," "Upstream Color," and Batman at the Smithsonian.

Trusting God after listing, praying, and searching the web for my Mr. Right.

A discussion of rape, responsibility, and redemption.

A call for discretion, respect, and neighborly love in adoption.

From articles to Scriptures, how we read matters as much as what we read.

Christian businesswomen find themselves leaning on God.

Getting honest about your own struggles can help your kids' faith.

Support the suffering church, Open Doors founder says.

A body double reflects on how a movie set reminds him of church ministry.

Facing critics from both sides after I quit the AARP.

The difference between reclaiming our bodies and redeeming our selves.

'The Call' and 'Oz the Great and Powerful' are a pair of postmodern misfires.

'The Call' and 'Oz the Great and Powerful' are a pair of postmodern misfires.

How my community taught me the true cost of parenthood.

Bergoglio expected to focus on poverty and set a friendlier tone in Protestant-Catholic relations.

An interview with international evangelist (and native Argentine) on his friend, Jorge Bergoglio.

Sarah Osborn's 18th-century life reveals an astonishing amount about the origins of American evangelicalism.

Bringing Alzheimer's into the pro-life Christian conscience.

Exploring America's obsession with virginity.

An exclusive interview with Mark Labberton on being a Berkeley pastor, learning from Global South leaders, and the prospects of an online M.Div.

In an age of gender reveal cakes and ultrasound parties, it's not enough to just be pregnant anymore.

You can't search for God in isolation from the institutional church, says Lillian Daniel.

Do Christians embrace authenticity too much?

Fighting women's global health disparities with dignity.

New opportunities from journalist David Aikman and novelist Jerry Jenkins aim to help aspiring authors who lack a platform.

A message to Marissa Mayer: It's not where we work, but how we work that matters.

George Weigel heralds an "Evangelical Catholicism" whose adherents strive to bring Jesus into every area of life.

Girls told to cover their "irresistible" bellies, boobs, and bodies.

True Catholicism, says George Weigel, is about boldly proclaiming the gospel of Jesus Christ.

While Afghan women risk their lives for verse, we ignore it.

Hey, John Kerry: Religious freedom is no joking matter.

Finding wiser lessons in Proverbs 4:23.

Skip the trendy vocab, not the biblical terms.