Christian critics examine All the King's Men, Jet Li's Fearless, Flyboys, Half Nelson, and Jackass: Number Two, and offer more perspective on Everyone's Hero and The Last Kiss.
Jeffrey Overstreet
October 29, 2009
Christians debate the documentary Jesus Camp; even Ted Haggard joins the fray. The Black Dahlia takes us to the dark side, while Gridiron Gang and Everyone's Hero make sports fans and families cheer. Plus: The Last Kiss, and more reviews of Lassie and Hollywoodland.
Jeffrey Overstreet
October 29, 2009
Hollywoodland explores a sleazy mystery. The Protector is all stunts, no story. Plus, The Covenant, more criticism for The Wicker Man, and more enthusiasm for Little Miss Sunshine.
Jeffrey Overstreet
October 29, 2009
Christian film critics are pleasantly surprised by Lassie, but aren't so happy to see The Wicker Man again. Plus, Crank, Trust the Man, Crossover, and This Film Is Not Yet Rated.
Jeffrey Overstreet
October 29, 2009
The story behind the Swiss Guards.
David Neff
September 29, 2006
Josh Hurst
September 29, 2006
Peter T. Chattaway
September 29, 2006
Carolyn Arends
September 29, 2006
Peter T. Chattaway
September 27, 2006
Andy Crouch writes back to Edward O. Wilson.
September 26, 2006
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.
by Mark Moring
September 26, 2006
Camerin Courtney
September 22, 2006
Peter T. Chattaway
September 22, 2006
Josh Hurst
September 22, 2006
Don't call my correspondence with Bad Religion's Greg Graffin a debate.
Preston Jones
September 21, 2006
Actually, there are dozens of interesting religion stories beyond the Pope Benedict and Islam conflict, including a worship ban in libraries, All Saints's ongoing fight with the IRS, Kerry's remarkable religion speech, and a fall TV preview.
Compiled by Ted Olsen
September 21, 2006
Media giant aims to reach evangelical market with introduction of FoxFaith brand, feature up to 12 films per year.
By Josh Hurst
September 21, 2006
Scripture provides more than easy slogans and soft platitudes about welcoming foreigners.
James Edwards
September 20, 2006
The Biola Media Conference included lively debates about Hollywood's efforts to reach a Christian audience. The opportunities are exciting, but are the results much good?
by Jeffrey Overstreet
September 20, 2006
Plus: Booted broadcasters boo TBN, chaplain prayer battles, the new State Department religious freedom report, and other stories from online sources around the world.
Compiled by Ted Olsen
September 15, 2006
Plus: The benefits of blue laws, the latest Presbyterian and Episcopal battles, reaction to the Pope's anti-jihad comments, and other stories from online sources around the world.
Compiled by Ted Olsen
September 15, 2006
Historian Jaroslav Pelikan (1923-2006) thought theology was too important to be left to the theologians.
Timothy George
September 15, 2006
1998 law let bankrupt give, but judge says 2005 bankruptcy reform law "closes the door."
Jason Kane, Religion News Service
September 15, 2006
Russ Breimeier
September 15, 2006
Carolyn Arends
September 15, 2006
Lisa Ann Cockrel
September 15, 2006
Plus: Hindus attack Catholic school over "séance," court approves Jesus prayers in government meetings, the latest on Iraq Christians, and other stories from online sources around the world.
Compiled by Ted Olsen
September 14, 2006
Two authors assail our approach to health care and offer a church-based vision for understanding medicine.
David Fisher reviews Reclaiming the Body
September 12, 2006
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.
by Peter T. Chattaway
September 12, 2006
America has fewer non-religious, new survey asserts.
Deann Alford in Waco, Texas
September 11, 2006
You're probably familiar with the Casting Crowns hit single "Praise You in This Storm." In this excerpt from his new book Lifestories, frontman Mark Hall tells the story behind the song.
Mark Hall
September 11, 2006
Russ Breimeier
September 8, 2006
Cairo's Maadi Community Church loses top leader after tragic fall.
Kees Hulsman in Cairo
September 7, 2006
Forced conversion to Islam trickles into the news. Plus: W.V. school dispute keeps going, WSJ highlights Purpose Driven criticism, reading this Weblog may make you fat, and other stories from online sources around the world.
Compiled by Ted Olsen
September 6, 2006
A compelling and entertaining but also deeply flawed account of an episode in early American history.
Al Zambone reviews The Whiskey Rebellion by William Hogeland
September 5, 2006
Mute Math sued its record company for marketing them as a "Christian band." Producer/author Mark Joseph says that's just one symptom of a broken industry... and he's got some ideas how to fix it.
Mark Joseph
September 5, 2006
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.
Jackie A. Chapman
September 5, 2006
Plus: Southwestern Seminary rebukes chapel speaker over tongues admission, Georgetown's evangelicals protest ministry ousting, the furor over Katherine Harris's comments keeps going, and other stories from online sources around the world.
Compiled by Ted Olsen with Rob Moll
September 1, 2006
It's about the rule of law, not the morals of film.
A Christianity Today editorial
September 1, 2006
Russ Breimeier
September 1, 2006
Ron Reed
September 1, 2006
Jeffrey Overstreet
September 1, 2006