John Schneider found Jesus after 'Hazzard,' and now stars in a string of faith-based films.

In her new book, MOMumental, Jennifer Grant gives adults courage and confidence in raising off-script families.

The ethereal Icelandic band may not intend it, but their music has a divinely spiritual vibe.

Tim Challies calls Ann Voskamp's book "dangerous." She invites him for dinner. He apologizes. Beth Moore also wants an invite. We look at what it looks like to err on the side of earnestness.

Quintessential Wes Anderson film takes on salvation and community.

Mr. Smith and Mr. Jones are back in black—again.

The site's banning of photos of Heather Walker's dying infant reveals a culture terrified of death.

Jonathan Merritt seeks a non-partisan faith, but leaving behind the left-right culture clashes is harder than it seems.

Confronting the barrenness of prolonged singleness amid an uncertain relational future.

The author's 'Christ the Lord: Out of Egypt' is back on track, slated for 2013.

Last night's season finale underscores how the show is just as preachy as 'Christian films.'

Review of the new album from MercyMe

Good news for the many women facing an anxiety disorder.

A picture of what Heidi Baker sees on a regular basis.

Ian's disability marks the young couple's marriage as different. Maybe they have something to teach us.

House passes bill that removes protections for immigrant women who are victims of violence.

For a movie based on a board game, it's not half bad—and a pretty fun, patriotic romp.

Although this ensemble comedy is crass and sometimes emotionally confused, a strong cast and an irresistible theme ultimately deliver.

Two filmmakers go undercover to expose a cult leader who may or may not be from the future.

The bloggers join Her.meneutics regulars Laura Leonard, Rachel Marie Stone, and Sarah Pulliam Bailey.

The head of Prison Fellowship wore many hats before his April 21 death.

Six ways to support those questioning the faith.

Why Christians, of all people, must call a truce and support moms—no matter their parenting style.

The Republican presidential candidate can appeal to evangelicals by standing against global persecution.

By the government's estimate, women are best when they live life alone. Not so fast.

And what the university's invitation to the Mormon candidate says about evangelical political engagement.

And what President Obama's announcement could mean politically and legally.

Tim Burton drops the ball on this 1960s gothic soap, continuing his string of middling remakes.

This coming-of-age story had potential, but is marred by its own adolescent mood swings.

In a Lebanese village, Christian and Muslim women try various ploys to distract their men from fighting.

How do you weep alongside the weeping woman while you have a happy, healthy baby bouncing on your hip?

 Nearly two years after the Christian Legal Society v. Martinez ruling, the case is causing strife for religious groups across U.S. college campuses.

A good Mother's Day looks beyond a hefty salary or long hours.

Obama says support for same-sex marriage is consistent with his faith.

Why author Amy Spiegel wants us to let go of perfection, whatever that is, in favor of Providence.

New projects, timeless ideals, and the junction of heaven and earth.

We often expect spiritual change to happen overnight. Sometimes it takes the course of human history.

To pray, you need to use your imagination. And men of this generation are given few tools to do so.

What the church might say to the cast of 25-year-old Lena Dunham's new show.

What could have been a stirring study of a conflicted woman of faith is marred by easy fixes and unevenness.

The fabulous cast and beautiful scenery just make up for the predictable love stories and overstuffed plot.

Strengthened by her own story, Ellen Painter Dollar's book explores the ethical dimensions of reproductive technology.

We let Chen Guangcheng down—along with his friends, family, and the women of China.

Internet abuzz over Atlanta pastor's story of a gay couple at his church.

Marvel's superheroes unite onscreen for a fun—and funny—action-packed extravaganza.

Two new TV shows highlight our hunger to know where we come from.

Can I get a witness, sisters?

The 'quiet' Beatle was driven by spiritual pursuit while living in the material world.