Some evangelicals believe Eldredge is making God in his image.

Popular interest in the person of Jesus is widening to include his closest friends. But who were these people, really?

Would Mother Teresa have thrown her head back and laughed aloud at The Pink Panther? Likely so, says the author in this apologetic for films that are simply "fun for the sake of fun."

The best films don't shy away from truthfully depicting the human condition—even when it's ugly and sinful.

Today's romantic comedies are fun to watch, but behind the laughs and snappy screenwriting is a message that often misses the mark.

Is it a sermon in disguise? Is it honest? Is it "family-friendly"? Defining it is no easy task—but here's a good start.

But he overlooks the redemptive role of the church.

UPN's Amish In the City shows us our modern selves in a mirror that is positively medieval.

Why is church influence among blacks wide but not deep?

Sure, the special effects are great, but there's something more drawing us to these fantastic stories.

These movies will keep your video player—and your conversations—going for a long time: the Arts & Faith Top 100 Spiritually Significant Films.

Jeffrey Overstreet addresses reader reactions about profanity in movies—and about his take on the topic.

Looking back at the best films of Ronald Reagan.

Many Christians are condemning this movie without even seeing it. But I think it was quite true to real life.

There are a ton of good movies I'd love to show my kids—with just a little bit of editing.

Four books try to break, crack, or decode the deception.

What Christian books on the topic are, and are not, communicating.

A new book reminds us to get our heads and hearts together, in the company of the cloud of witnesses.

What other publishers could have done to respond to Dan Brown's bestseller.