Top 10 Lists We're fans of compiling top ten lists around here. Maybe there's something here for you.
by David Neff | January 1, 2008
Top 10 Lists We're fans of compiling top ten lists around here. Maybe there's something here for you.
by Mark Moring and Jeffrey Overstreet | January 1, 2008
Idol Worship? Christians continue to shine on American Idol even as Christian alternatives to the popular show crop up. Can they co-exist? Can both bring glory to God?
Russ Breimeier | December 17, 2007
Fear Not the Compass Many Christians are concerned about the upcoming release of The Golden Compass
by Jeffrey Overstreet | November 30, 2007
What Would Jesus Buy? With Christmas shopping right around the corner, this edgy new documentary merges "Christian" forms with an anti-consumerist message.
by Brett McCracken | November 14, 2007
What I Learned from Wilberforce With today's DVD release of Amazing Grace, one of the film's producers says the film's protagonist taught him much about how to change the world.
by Dr. Bob Beltz | November 13, 2007
Puncturing Atheism Fourfold God Squad brilliantly takes on Dawkins, Hitchens, & Co.
David Aikman | October 31, 2007
Defining? Or Discerning? When trying to define "Christian music," perhaps it's best to look beyond simple labels and look instead to individual discernment.
Russ Breimeier | August 20, 2007
'The Man Who Saw the Angel' Russian director Andrei Tarkovsky opposed any intellectual interpretation of his films, but they were rife with spiritual imagery and signs of his faith.
by Eric David | July 24, 2007
Pro-Life Cinema Several recent films take a life-affirming view of unwanted pregnancies, as babies are carried to term and abortion is dismissed as an option. Could this be a trend?
by Brett McCracken | July 17, 2007
Overheated Rhetoric What should we make of bestselling books blasting Christians?
Charles Colson with Anne Morse | June 21, 2007
A Better Storyteller Donald Miller helps culturally conflicted evangelicals make peace with their faith.
Patton Dodd | June 1, 2007
The Passion of Peter Parker 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.
by Gary Robinson | May 2, 2007