An excerpt from "Christian. Muslim. Friend: Twelve Paths to Real Relationship."

Our political engagement matters to our country, our neighbors, and God.

Whit Stillman adapts Jane Austen, and the results are sublime.

How I came to see the church’s prophetic work on race as a global issue.

It's time to acknowledge America's ideals and failures.

The last day of viewing included a coming-of-age story set in an unusual place, and two films about desire gone mad.

Parenting, living other lives, and painful first love marked another day of viewing.

There is something more important than our views of the controversial candidate.

A counselor explores why we don’t and why we should.

Uplifting, unsettling, devastating - all in a day's work at Sundance.

One of the Festival's most-anticipated films is Scripture-soaked and raises some unsettling questions.

A recent video game invites us into a family tragedy—and offers a glimmer of hope.

How Facebook turns the left-behind into horrified witnesses.

The third day included films led by women as they deal with grief, desire, and the absurdity of life.

What makes a hero? What makes for notoriety? Today's films weigh in.

A must-see film that quietly suggests a surprising answer to the problem of evil.

On screeners, interracial romance in the 1940s, and ficto-critical anthropologists run amok.

Do I really want to count myself among Christians if they let injustice continue?

After years of being ‘too busy’ to help, I found myself getting involved once more.

Leading pro-life advocate Charmaine Yoest chooses readings that affirm the value of life.

Islamophobia is not the answer--and neither is mass immigration.

An excerpt from the new book Breaking Busy.

Living with an unfulfilled calling

A plan for discussing the third leading cause of adolescent death

I'm not the same woman my husband married 12 years ago.

How to show love in a time of terror.

Michelle Higgins, Al Mohler, John Perkins, and other evangelical leaders weigh in.

Why we must resist the 'Santaclausification' of the great leader.

Even when my wife was unfaithful, I continued to experience the faithful love of God.

Our speculation ignores the tragic reality of his death.

The smash Broadway hit is helping millennials reconcile themselves to their own history.

What do we learn from the complicated legacy of a beloved icon?

Whether the prize is a few bucks or a billion, Scripture warns against becoming ‘greedy for gain.’

Public lament is more than just another hot take or social media rant.

Among the year's movies, twenty of them resonated deeply with our chief film critic.

The powerful witness of befriending the competition.

How might a Christian college handle a controversy that threatens to undo it?

How can we stay ‘sold out’ for our faith?

And how it helped me discover my Father's love.

Star Wars' leading lady sends a message to the boys, too.

You’ve resolved to expand your film horizons. But where do you start?

The unlikely friendships the former Religious Right leader built while serving AIDS victims.

They sing anthems that reverence God and country, but speak little of the lived experiences of veterans.

Two recent titles explore the great apologist’s relationships with women.

5 former abortion advocates speak out

Trusting God when your kids struggle

The unofficial 1980 sequel to ‘The Exorcist’ offers an answer to its predecessor’s view of evil.

Why it matters that our organizations proclaim Black Lives Matter

From the ‘affluenza’ teen to Steven Avery, there’s a reason we care so much about a fair trial.

The creator and co-host of the Gilmore Guys podcast reflects on a year of unexpected success.

The shift from “achieving” to simply “being.”