Global evangelicals don't necessarily vote like American evangelicals.

Our recent review of Sex and the City prompted some strong reactions from readers. Here's why we reviewed it—and many other "objectionable" films.

The JESUS film, one of the most effective evangelistic tools of all time, now comes in a version edited primarily for women—Magdalena: Released from Shame.

The Shack allegorizes a tricky but foundational doctrine.

Tony Jones and Collin Hansen find connections as they discuss each other's books and movements.

Tony Jones and Collin Hansen find connections as they discuss each other's books and movements.

Tony Jones and Collin Hansen find connections as they discuss each other's books and movements.

N. T. Wright's latest book renews debate over evangelism and good works.

What can we learn from an armor-encased superhero who can protect others, but can't save himself? And what does his story say about finding strength in weakness?

James Carroll's controversial book, Constantine's Sword

Of all the characters in the author's beloved Chronicles of Narnia, the title character of Prince Caspian is most like the author, and the book is surprisingly autobiographical.

More and more churches get into the book business.

Customers 'feel like one of their family members has died.'

(Hint: Stop making it so religious.)

The bluesman has been haunted by God through his early years, his born-again period, and his recovery.

How reality TV broadcasts echoes of the gospel.

A couple of old friends—"one a Christian, one not—discuss their disparate views on life in the thought-provoking new film, Purple State of Mind.

11 of today's top Christian artists and songwriters put aside their egos—and royalties—at the Compassionart songwriting retreat, united in their effort to make a tangible difference in poverty-ravaged countries around the world.

Public television's sympathetic take on Wilberforce.