Common English Bible joins the crowd.

As blogger Anne Jackson's new book makes clear, our church culture will need to change before individual confession won't turn into gossip.

Being salt and light in a failing education system.

Stunning visuals and themes of faith, family, and friends.

Does this signal a bridge in the perennial gender pay gap?

New agenda sidesteps social issues even as Republicans block military reforms.

Though its heart is in the right place, this banal comedy wastes its talented cast.

Oliver Stone's sequel depicts a redeemed Gordon Gekko—kind of.

An emotional crash course on the state of public education in the U.S.

A heart-wrenching adaptation of Karen Kingsbury's bestseller. PLUS: Mira Sorvino interview.

Physical pain can transform or destroy us. It's best not to determine which category another's pain falls into.

19th-century Protestants resisted Catholic immigration. Is today's opposition to Muslim immigration just following the same script?

My daughter's own experience with pain has helped me answer this question.

Military policy on gays and lesbians survives one more round.

What a remarkably large class of young Catholic nuns-in-training taught this Protestant.

In her most challenging role, Oscar winner Mira Sorvino plays an abused wife seeking redemption in 'Like Dandelion Dust,' based on Karen Kingsbury's inspirational novel.

I worry that Christians have jumped on praying for the atheist just to reaffirm their own faith.

Activists push 40-day prayer vigil as lead-up to Election Day, while Delaware gives boost to social conservatives.

Hoffman's directorial debut is a quirky love story with pain and affection at heart.

A heist flick rich in drama and complicated characters and relationships.

Law enforcement and human rights advocates rejoice, but will the change help end human trafficking?

We need both J. I. Packer's and the Orthodox Presbyterians' approaches to hear Christ speak.

In a new book, Steven Curtis Chapman's wife is brutally honest about her lifelong feud with the Creator, especially after losing their daughter to an accident in 2008.

Understated, subtle drama wonders what makes a human "human."

The country now faces a large population of unmarried women, many of them widows. Are government-doled incentives for marrying widows a good economic strategy?

How hipster evangelicals have fallen into the same consumerist traps as their parents.

Why evangelical hipsters may be the best example of James Davison Hunter's 'faithful presence.'

CT visits the set of an upcoming inspirational film starring Robert Duvall and Lucas Black.

Instead of chastising young adults for being noncommittal, the church might encourage 20-somethings to seek what God wants them to commit 'to'.

The novelist wades into the religion-and-science debate with 'Absence of Mind.'

What happened when two Christian women entered the Fox Hole strip club in Warsaw, Ohio.

Family groups emphasized government debt and the economy as family issues this week. Plus, Christian leaders offered unanimous denunciations of church's planned Qur'an burning.

Everybody who is anybody has said something about what may be nothing.

A pregnant teen runaway finds unexpected help in this quirky pro-life flick.

70-year old Duke theologian Stanley Hauerwas explains his new memoir, addresses his critics, and explains why he says, 'We're all congregationalists now.'

Furious Love highlights spiritual warfare around the globe.

The satirical website ChristWire is heavy-handed and not very funny. But might good satire help illuminate where we believers need reform?

Seven theologians call North American Lutheranism back to the Word and the Lutheran confessions.

Despite our distance from the deadliest conflict since World War II, there are ways to respond.

In a riveting new HBO documentary, a prize-winning American journalist helps us see what makes these terrorists tick—and what ticks them off.

What Christians can teach our death-denying culture.

Dobson, Land, Falwell Jr., and other evangelicals follow Glenn Beck's call for national renewal.

The environmental activist's views on human life were obviously extreme and very wrong. But should we rethink limiting our family sizes?

God's will is harder and easier to discern than we imagine.

Once uncomfortable with Mitt Romney, evangelicals appear mixed on Glenn Beck.

Comedian Michael Jr. is taking his routine to those who most need to laugh—the down and out, the lost and lonely.

A visually compelling thriller with a meditative quality.

Some Muslim American women say wearing the burqa keeps others from objectifying them. But must women hide their bodies to be taken seriously?