Edgar Allan Poe may have pioneered "horror" stories, but he probably never envisioned this.

Churches discussing contraception with singles isn't about giving up. It's about being in a relationship with them.

A funny and moralistic romantic comedy that almost gets marriage right.

The creators of 'Wallace and Gromit' take to the high seas for an outrageous family comedy.

A tale about a small kingdom, the kingdom-dwellers, and the great wall that divided them.

The governor of South Carolina doesn't wear faith on her sleeve, but she's open about her Sikh to Christianity conversion.

Playing a rock legend in 'Million Dollar Quartet' has been a blast for actor Shaun Whitley.

Where are the biblical resources that speak into our situations?

Reducing abortion is a noble and urgent goal. This is the wrong way to do it.

A culture of casual sex frustrates our young women's pursuit of happy, enduring relationships. A review of 'Girls Uncovered.'

T. J. Foltz says his clean-water nonprofit works because 84 percent of Americans shop at the superstore chain.

Six principles for communicating Christians.

The veteran musician on his new album, 'Christian' music, and a wandering spiritual journey.

When married Christians fear people of the opposite sex, they fail to reflect the oneness seen in Scripture.

What's behind the snarky obituaries and media retrospectives infuriating many Christians.

An exclusive interview with former Muslim Brotherhood leader Abdel-Moneim Abol Fotoh.

President Bush's deputy chief of staff explains the former Nixon adviser's widespread impact.

The real story of how "Nixon's hatchet man" ended up in, out, and back in prison (and the White House), shaping a movement in the process.

The infamous convicted Nixon adviser became famous for prison reform, evangelical-Catholic dialogue, and his Christian worldview.

The world's foremost expert says chimpanzees may even have a kind of spiritual awareness.

How faith led to a Nobel Peace Prize winner's push for reconciliation.

A lush film with an adorable young star is slightly marred by cheesy narration.

They're still making movies out of Nicholas Sparks novels. But nothing as good as 'The Notebook,' including this drivel.

In search of a missing canine, the film itself wanders more than its characters.

The tragedy underscores how far white churches have come on race relations—and how much farther we have to go.

The once-wayward son of a famous evangelist recounts his precarious passage into adulthood.

In a prodigal son-like story, the son of famed evangelist Luis Palau explains how he went from apathy to doing evangelism with his father.

Evangelicals are undergoing a sea change understanding when it comes to this pivotal moment in the believer's life.

The YouTube poet talks to Her.meneutics about the beliefs behind "Sexual Healing."

A new model suggests married men and women can be best friends—and not with their spouses. Think again.

Why Christianity is a many splendored thing

Frontman Dan Haseltine gives a thought-provoking reply to what may seem like a simple question.

When we let porn and fashion magazines tell us what's beautiful, we usually reject the flesh-and-blood beauty right in front of us.

Why the Saddleback Church co-founder's newest book says happiness isn't enough.

A clever, original and ambitious thrill ride that blows the roof off the movie you think it is.

A powerful documentary about bullying shows the tragic pain, but doesn't go much further.

We can all stop using such violent imagery to describe what women face.

A Korean seminarian reflects on last week's shooting at Oikos University.

So doctors told the actor after years of abusing alcohol. He chose the former.

Categories can serve a purpose, but we should be careful to avoid exclusivity.

Marshall Allman plays the author in the upcoming film adaptation of the famous book.

Why I can't completely dismiss the historically shaky documentary.

More Americans say the administration is unfriendly to religion as the President hosts annual Easter prayer breakfast, speaks to the Q conference.

The message of 'Almost Amish' is, fittingly, simple: How we live matters.

The artist's family said in a statement that his death appeared to be from natural causes.

A newly elected pope doesn't quite make it to the balcony in this muddled comedy-drama.

The Prison Fellowship founder fell ill at a conference after having an intracerebral hemorrhage.

The problem isn't that we long for something better. It's that we long for too small of things.

What the loss of "family hour" reveals about our fragmented society—including the church.

Peer review can take years—but academic society says some claims can be dismissed in a few blog posts.

"My God, My God, why have you forsaken me" was a cry of vindication, not despair.