The court finished the session with decisions on immigration, juvenile justice, and the First Amendment, too.

A district court judge today issued a permanent injunction order in the Bronx Household of Faith case.

Drama seeks to tell a story of redemption, but it collapses under sentimentality and cliché.

This beautiful and star-studded Woody Allen film is cheeky and clever, but flawed.

A magical and extraordinary revelation overflowing with misplaced hope.

How yesterday's ruling affects—and shouldn't affect—those who follow the crucified Christ.

Student interest rates will double unless the House acts this week.

Poll finds most wanted justices to overturn healthcare law.

My concerns are not about prayer or election, but about authentic conversion and regenerate church membership.

We tend to think of ethics as real serious business. It is not.

The film screenwriter, who died Tuesday, showed that women can be deadly funny about the fears that haunt us.

In a time when Christian women are tempted to view their bodies with shame or with utility, the foundational doctrine is more important than ever.

Funding of soon-to-close Generation Forum by pro-contraception group draws criticism from World Magazine and Manhattan Declaration.

A new book surveys the surprising shifts in evangelical and mainline Christian attitudes toward Jewish statehood.

On the re-release of two classics, an ode to one of the enduring bands in Christian rock history.

How I wish the elderly bus monitor would have responded to her young abusers.

The conclusion of a conversation between John Piper and Jews for Jesus head David Brickner.

Christian women need a better framework for relating to God amid their singleness.

Part three of a conversation between John Piper and Jews for Jesus head David Brickner.

It's not the style or quality of musical performance that brings multiracial churches together, but a commitment to common participation.

This gorgeously animated adventure entertains, even if it's not up to Pixar's usual standards.

Ridiculous? Yes. But Abe's vampire slaying makes for an entertaining action flick and an earnest modern folk tale.

With global annihilation only days away, Carell and Knightley take to the road, hoping to be with the ones they love most at the end.

Why we can't get enough of death-defying feats.

Founding director is leaving, half its funding is set to end, and rumors are swirling about its lease.

How Christians might think about the Gospel and the President.

How Christians might think about the President's faith.

Part two of a conversation between John Piper and Jews for Jesus head David Brickner.

How irrational fear can make us lose sight of God's sovereignty.

After David Platt called it "superstitious," resolution says it's no incantation.

The church defies the counsel of Jesus when it fails to insist on the wrongdoer's repentance.

Part one of a conversation between John Piper and Jews for Jesus head David Brickner.

On the 50th anniversary of 'To Kill a Mockingbird,' Hallie Foote remembers her dad.

There's nothing we fallible parents can do to ensure our kids will keep the faith.

Are American nuns free to reject church discipline and stay Catholic?

A singer-songwriter's call for excellence in the songs we feed our kids.

Regardless of race, Christians are to vote by conscience, not blind allegiance.

Hundreds, including seminary presidents, have signed a statement on salvation criticized by both Reformed and Arminian theologians.

A fashion photographer can see the beauty of a girl with albinism. Can the church?

United enthusiasm for the denomination's first African-American head signals other demographic changes, too, insiders say.

A series of 1980s music videos strung together by 'Saturday Night Live'-like skits and sappy teen romance.

A new movie suggests that boys want to be sexually exploited by adult women. Really?

Actor speaks for the first time about his now-famous red-eye flight and the tweets that lit up the internet.

Why it's legal for churches to take collections for PACs that oppose gay marriage.

The difference between the love of authority and the authority of love.

Therapy is not just for couples in trouble.

Son of martyred missionary Nate Saint invented flying car to advance indigenous missions.

A court in New Mexico says no. We map the arguments.

Uncertainty on issues like use of time, family obligations, plagiarism, and pornography sparked a call for a broad statement, says Luder Whitlock.

Translating immigration reform buzz words into policy terms.

Daly explains why he joined a coalition of evangelical leaders when the organization has not taken a public stance on the issue in the past.

And why you might question whether God is calling you to get a bachelor's degree.

With the long election season looming ahead, I wish fellow Christians would extend a hermeneutic of grace to each other.

This love letter to present-day Woodstock preaches love and condemns fighting, but its platitudes render it predictable and one-sided.

A sci-fi/horror thriller with lots of action but not much in terms of wonder, storytelling, or big ideas.

In the war on women, two very different battles are being fought.

Laura Keppeler makes glamorous appearances for a most unglamorous cause.

Justice Fellowship calls the Department of Justice's decision to exclude immigration facilities from new rules "outrageous."

If we can't avoid trashy novels, perhaps Christian women could see the book's popularity as a missional opportunity without having to read it.

Ruling paves way for High Court to review Proposition 8.