Getting schooled in the faith is more unnerving than I care to admit.

Can conservative Protestants vote for a member of what they consider a cult?

The Shadow of the Antichrist examines Nietzsche's animosity toward Christianity.

Worship music engages the eyes, not just the ears and tongues.

"A cantankerous old woman is never so annoying as when she is in some way related to you."

A Seattle film festival looks for the connections between Christianity, narrative and human rights.

Part 5 of the ongoing debate between Christopher Hitchens and Douglas Wilson.

The message of Obadiah.

"He doesn't want attention to go to him. And yet it just does."

The Jehovah's Witnesses are more than a knock-knock joke.

Part 4 of the ongoing debate between Christopher Hitchens and Douglas Wilson.

Resentment, even in the name of justice, is not for those who expect God's final reconciliation.

What the church can do about working mothers.

Self-described fundamentalist countered movement's tradition of separatism.

Liberty University founder mobilized social conservatives in politics.

Part 3 of the ongoing debate between Christopher Hitchens and Douglas Wilson.

Michael Landon Jr., director of The Last Sin Eater and four Love Comes Softly films, discusses the challenges of making movies for Christians—who can be a fickle audience.

Evangelical Press Association announces journalism awards at annual conference

Part 2 of the ongoing debate between Christopher Hitchens and Douglas Wilson.

Former ETS president speaks about what he takes from evangelicalism back to the Roman Catholic Church.

Christopher Hitchens and Douglas Wilson debate.

Brenda Lee chats about the early days of rock—including when the Beatles were her opening act!—and her brand new gospel album. But don't call her a legend.

Pastor Ross Parsley and the Desperation Band discuss how New Life Church has found healing and renewal in the aftermath of the Ted Haggard sex scandal.

Why we disdain feel-good spirituality but shouldn't.

Another public failure in fidelity calls us back to the message of the Cross.

Spider-Man is the alter ego of a very human—and fallible—teen who may not be messianic, but sure understands that there's power in weakness.

The institutional church is for every believer.

As Spider-Man 3 releases to theaters, director Sam Raimi and cast talk about the biblical themes and spiritual imagery in the movies—especially in the latest chapter.