Matt Damon and the whole world take on the Martian elements.

A feminist Civil War drama that mostly works - except for all the mumbling.

When good compliments go bad.

Amid quickly changing cultural norms, we need a thoughtful and loving way to engage our children.

Gospel-centered sexuality is about much more than "purity."

The film is flawed, but the wire walk makes it all worth it.

The answer might surprise you.

A conventional film that explores gender in 21st century America in a surprisingly mature way.

Ministry of Education commits to $12.5 million funding increase for one year only.

There's no substitute for our communion with the Father.

America's master of social realism tells another gripping story, this one set during the 2010 housing crisis.

Remembering my late pastor and refocusing on my priorities.

Three tensions of combining pastoral and academic work.

A not-so-beloved original gets a much better sequel.

Embracing the incremental work of our witness.

Lucas Hnath’s "The Christians" gets complicated human and church life right.

Pontiff tells crowd of 11,000 on White House lawn that God ‘has not forsaken us.’

Disagreement over religious authority and salvation fades as piety trumps doctrine.

Films like 'Beasts of No Nation' raise our awareness of global tragedies. Is that enough?

As 27,000 people flood in from Serbia, church and relief leaders rush relief and support.

How I learned to see my father as more than his unfaithful past.

A remarkably morally dense and thrilling look at people, politics, and the power that controls the two.

Want to know what it feels like to be homeless? Let Richard Gere show you in this extraordinary performance.

Our darkest chapters don’t require a Christian rewrite.

The trouble with true stories is all over this star-studded Christian one.

The challenge of clean eating and community.

A movie about a fateful climb that brings up a question: is “Christian Tragedy” an oxymoron?

Johnny Depp is great as the vampiric gangster Whitey Bulger, but the film falls curiously flat.

God designed my disability not to make me “independent,” but “interdependent.”

How to find common ground and raise a family with your unbelieving spouse

How Banksy’s bemusement park challenges our hope.

Stats confirm what we knew all along: There aren't enough single men.

What it took for Miss Bobbie Wright to have her first vacation in 67 years.

When we boast in our weaknesses, we let go of impossible expectations. And invite others to do the same.

A return to plot twists (but not a return to form) for M. Night Shyamalan.

Hope for interfaith relations from the Coptic Church.

Near-death experiences make for popular books and movies. But what should Christians do with them?

The tricky business of religious accommodation.

Alison Bechdel's memoir doesn't endorse sexual brokenness. Ultimately, it exposes it.

Don’t let power plays manipulate young friendships.

Wrong turns and dead ends punctuated by unexpected grace.

Calling may look more like a wandering journey than a singular career path.

Films (and one television show) about community you can watch at home.

Why are good books so hard to adapt to the big screen?.

How healthier expectations for marriage might keep us away from Ashley Madison.

The unlikely rescue of Jews in China points to a Power beyond our understanding.

The church has the chance to learn from our immigrant neighbors.

Seeing past the stigma

But you can change yourself.

Brenda Salter McNeil on what it will take for our nation to heal