Switchfoot's Foreman blends the Socratic and spiritual.

Budding filmmakers Ryan Smith—son of Michael W. Smith—and Mark Cowart are trying to help Christians learn how to think critically when watching movies.

The Pilgrim legacy goes beyond Thanksgiving to a love of music still with us today.

An attack that killed a missionary and her daughter can be traced to a reckless CIA-sponsored drug interception program.

Name that nonprofit, Mike Huckabee's biblical blunder, and stem-cells make an organ.

Bill Mallonee has been called one of the top 100 songwriters in the world, but an audience is hard to find.

Westmont College rebuilds after fire destroys 20 percent of its campus.

Two exceptional indie films follow the lives of young men who don't fit in—and who suffer for it. But both meet Christ, in different ways, on the journey.

Lyle Dorsett extols G.K. Chesterton's Orthodoxy.

Learn how a tiny homespun record label focused solely on worship became one of the most successful in the music business today, fueled by music from the likes of Chris Tomlin and David Crowder.

Also: What rebels for Christ take to interviews, something disappears in Russia, and more.

Ruby Gettinger, a Sunday school teacher in Georgia who weighed 700 pounds, battles her obesity — and leans on God — on national television.

Freedom of Choice Act would coerce Americans and limit freedoms, they warn.

What it means to act as an advocate for global engagement.

John Stott joins the feathered chorus.

With a Bible in one hand and binoculars in the other, John Stott opens window to the world of winged ones.

Some say earlier statement on politics has been misused.

Quincy diocese in Illinois is the latest; Fort Worth is expected to be next.

Psychiatrist Ian Osborn claims that trust in God can overcome mental illness.

Korean church leaders look back on the 2007 kidnapping that brought Afghanistan ministries to the world's attention.

Meanwhile, Billy: The Early Years of Billy Graham bombs at box office.

What happens to the Religious Right?

The famed evangelist proves an old dog can learn new tricks.

Also: Without Walls hits barrier, Billy Graham turns 90, and Dawkins leaves Oxford.

An e-mail interview on getting older, the presidential campaign, missing Ruth, and other topics.

Evangelical pastor believes the new president-elect will have a listening ear.

Graham's thoughts on retirement, what experience does to an evangelist, and more.

CEO Moe Girkins wants to take the site beyond just verses. iTunes-style commentaries, anyone?

The great director John Ford's American pilgrimage included many films informed by his Catholic roots, even though he found biblical stories "pretty dull."