In Sherwood's best film yet, fathers are challenged to step up. PLUS: Churches partner for racial reconciliation, and a discussion guide for the movie.

This atypical cancer movie is like 'Beaches' meets 'Superbad'—poignant and crude, and ultimately compelling.

Knockout film from Jeff Nichols uneasily speaks to our anxious existence.

Louie Zamperini's life included Olympic races, torture, and starving on shark-infested waters, but the real thrill was a 1949 Billy Graham crusade.

The chaos of grace and the grace of chaos.

Veteran singer/songwriter steps into the shoes of Bible heroes for 'The Story' album.

The Switchfoot frontman on winning a Grammy, songwriting, and their new album.

Why I'm not joining 'one million moms' in a boycott.

Lessons in longing, hunger, and trust.

Though overly schmaltzy, this is still a cute and inspiring true story for the whole family.

An outstanding film about baseball, endurance, cultural change, and taking the long view.

The gritty and challenging story of a real-life Christian and his quest to serve God, by any means necessary.

The remarkable creature—and the man of faith who took her in—behind 'Dolphin Tale.'

Some chaplains are more cautious than others as the military lifts the ban on gays and lesbians from serving openly.

It's an attribute that disappears as soon as it's intentionally sought.

Task force will discuss whether regional moniker is a barrier to attendance.

How the pastor of Bethlehem Baptist Church went from a self-described racist to an adoptive father of an African American. An excerpt from 'Bloodlines.'

Kathy Bates helps the least of these in 'Harry's Law'.

The place where our family played, worked, and fell in love for nearly 100 years was destroyed. So it's not "just a house."

Thrice frontman Dustin Kensrue takes his lyrical cues from C. S. Lewis.

His appearance on 'Dancing with the Stars' brings gender issues to the national spotlight, eliciting consternation and praise. How will Christians respond?

Ryan Gosling as a pro driver in an artsy—and hyper-violent—film noir that’s more style than substance.

Reflections on the Cardus Education Survey from a department chair at the world's largest evangelical university.

The broadcaster's advice to divorce an Alzheimer's patient is more than an embarrassment.

Actually, it's simply a matter of obedience.

Such is the world of Todd Bentley and the Lakeland Revival of 2008, as depicted in new documentary.

Singer/songwriter Jason Gray likes to ponder life's challenges ... and then sing about it.

Instead of looking to celebrity couples to uphold our marital ideals, we should look to real couples in our midst.

A recent poll suggests the dire outlook may be attributed to more than just religious views.

After 9/11, the missionary's ten-year journey leads from the Taliban to Iraqi Kurdistan.

Cussing out the didgeridoo in front of 5 kids only illuminated a bigger problem.

This story of forgiveness and redemption wins us over with its big heart and strong performances.

Frighteningly real, this well-acted biological disaster thriller makes us ask, "What if?"

For a new survey on prostitution, researchers had a hard time finding men who don't buy sex, whether embodied or digital.

Real housewives and toddler beauty pageants reveal the truths—ugly and beautiful—of human nature.

When a love for pets goes terribly awry.

How a band progressed from nihilism to hope ... but hope in what?

Eileen Button's 'The Waiting Place' describes a marriage complicated by a pastor's overcommitment to his congregation.

The life lessons of this allegedly inspirational film are undermined by its clichés. PLUS: Interview with Christian actor Lucas Black.