With the recent launch of FoxFaith, Twentieth Century Fox declared that it's serious about reaching the Christian market. But will the movies be any good? We asked one of their vice presidents.

Alex Kendrick, writer/director of a new Christian film, Facing the Giants, was in the news over an MPAA ratings flap regarding his project. Now he's answering his critics—and talking up his movie.

A new documentary depicts charismatic kids who are articulate and take faith seriously. But have they been "indoctrinated"? Is it a fair representation of evangelicals? Or too political? We asked the directors.

Indie artists Andrew Peterson, Jill Phillips, and Andrew Osenga weren't necessarily a good fit for typical record labels, so they joined some fellow indies and formed their own group: The Square Peg Alliance.

Bob Webber's fingerprints are all over a new call to live the narrative that really matters.

The Pulitzer Prize winner says, "Evangelicals have influence in the White House that The New York Times columnists do not."

Screenwriter Mike Rich faced a daunting task in bringing Joseph and Mary—and Christ's birth—to cinematic life, but he felt led to do it anyway. The result, The Nativity Story, hits theaters in December.

Michael Gerson, recently resigned Bush speechwriter and adviser, on how evangelicals should comport themselves in the public square.

Steve Oedekerk, the writer/director/producer of Barnyard, might be one of Hollywood's funniest guys. For Oedekerk, a Christian, it's all about the joy of making people laugh.

Six months ago, The Fray was just a local band in Denver, driving a van from show to show. Now they're riding high on the charts—and learning to deal with the trappings of sudden fame.

The author of Death by Suburb

Missile tests and a planned trip by Rick Warren have put the spotlight on the country's beleaguered Christians.

Mark Driscoll praises Jesus, blasts mega-churches, and extols Reformed theology.

Stephen Monsma proves that evangelicals are more active in welfare-to-work programs than any other religious group.

Scholar says diversity of belief did not obliterate consensus on key issues.

An African bishop tells North American Christians the most helpful gospel-thing they can do.

The former secretary of state for the Clinton administration recently published The Mighty & the Almighty: Reflections on America, God, and World Affairs

Bryan Singer, director of the highly anticipated Superman Returns, says it makes sense to compare his protagonist to Jesus because, after all, "Superman is a savior."

Elephants in puberty are like men without fathers, says Donald Miller.