For the sake of reconciliation, Christians might seek out the experience of being a minority.

Hear me out: Haunting tales provide their own kind of spiritual formation.

Our uncanny fears tell us about ourselves, and are signs of something more.

Sick of the too-pink breast cancer campaigns, I remembered a different shade of pink from my hospital days.

Cross-country drives aren't for escaping responsibility; they're the ultimate test of commitment.

When did I absorb the belief that being feminine means being shallow?

The exiled Chinese Christian’s autobiography gives hope for all who suffer persecution for their faith.

Sherlock returns, controversy at the cinema, and more.

Producer Reed Arvin remembers the fearless, soulful musician whose music challenged and transcended Christian pop.

For Christian women in secular workplaces, it's lonely at the top.

Evil: no respecter of persons.

(Fake) tweets inspired by Mark Driscoll's behavior at the Strange Fire conference.

We may not talk much about women’s addiction to erotica, but it’s happening.

Amidst a turbulent season of life, Carolyn Weber learned to see the sheer joy of every moment with God.

Tech trends challenge the Christian call to steward language.

The folk singer-songwriter writes about faith after the 'mountaintop experiences.'

Where we went when we stopped going to church... and why we came back.

Forget Weber. We don’t need social science to know that God cares about our work.

Recognizing the power of letting people speak for themselves.

Glee says goodbye, a Fassbender Macbeth on the way, and more in this week's roundup.

A worship artist and a reformed drug lord join forces to proclaim grace.

There's some good elements here, but it can't quite rise above the main problem of "message" movies.

Christianity offers a culture of life greater than feminism ever could.

Perhaps Robert Redford's greatest performance - while stranded on a boat in the middle of the sea.

The movie about Wikileaks is a mess, and a giant missed opportunity.

All the old elements are here, but there's some surprises, too - and some grace.

What millions and millions of searches reveal about Internet users' perceptions.

Wheaton's Lynn Cohick: ‘Don’t let people box you in’

Meet the pro-choice, secular Manhattanite whose study of society’s outcasts prepared her to welcome a son with Down syndrome.

How do we proclaim the unity of Christ in a country divided?

Only a third of the continent’s Christians are Pentecostals and other renewalists. And they’re facing backlash.

The evangelist speaks to CT on obedience, Heaven and Hell, and his My Hope campaign.

Millennials’ unstable careers and changing identities make it harder to see God’s direction.

But do you need to? Will it further your pursuit of holiness?

Americans have forgotten the art of dying.

Julian Assange is not amused, 'Escape from Tomorrow' is terrifying, and more in the Quick Take.

It's hard to make this story a snooze-fest, but there you have it.

Does being a woman limit our Christian outreach? What I learned on the side of the road in Djibouti.

A pirate movie that's definitely not a swashbuckler - but does explore important global disparities and is heartstopping, too.

Facing dueling pressures, many women of faith remain insecure over their appearance.

On postpartum depression and the Proverbs 31 wife.

Sister of slain Coptic activist Mina Daniel recalls his revolutionary vision, now carried forward by Muslim friends.

Pro skater-turned-pastor discusses the show's faith, lifestyles, and spotlight.

Talking Jesus jokes and Internet culture with hashtag-maker Rachel Marie Stone.

New living patterns teach 20-somethings valuable lessons about relationships.

What I think Alister McGrath got wrong about Lewis's wife, Joy Davidman.

The safety of 15-passenger vans has markedly improved over the years. So why are people still dying?

Historian Ron Sider (yes, historian) urges us to pay attention to the evidence.

Emily Oster’s 'Expecting Better' is callous and trivial—if not overtly dangerous.

Jeremy Lin's story is amazing—but this documentary falls far short.

News about Narnia, things to watch on Netflix, what the critics think of 'Runner Runner,' and more.

If not, many others are ready to ask the high court whether for-profit companies have religious freedom.

Disquieting, jarring, and beautiful.

A film only (some) Christians could love.

I barely knew anyone who'd had a miscarriage... until I experienced my own.

Key speakers at the famous conference seem to agree.

Trillia Newbell talks gender, race, and her appointment to the ERLC.

Two overlooked movies offer unforgettable characters and rejuvenating vision.

The women of the Bible show us the power of bold kindness.

Finding grace in a crisis of faith.

Finding grace in a hall of mirrors.

What happened to Scripture’s call to cover our heads in worship?

The beloved actor—and recent Emmy winner—talks to CT about 'Veep,' Buster Bluth, and advice for young Christians trying to make it in the entertainment business.