A new documentary shows how a gentle Presbyterian minister turned TV inside out.

The new Netflix documentary reveals an uncomfortable truth about American religious innovation.

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Fans of Madeleine L’Engle’s novel are wondering whether the film will do justice to the “cosmic questions” the book raises.

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Despite the provocative concept, the CBS sitcom avoids offense as well as true humor.

This celebration of black culture and black success points to a bigger story for the church.

Does the cottage industry around Christian subculture nostalgia reveal the church’s failures—or its successes?

How a 19th-century story informs the modern holiday spirit.

What the box-office hit tells us about beauty, weakness, and the imago Dei.

DC’s answer to the MCU wants to show that surrounding darkness can only strengthen heroic light. It only kind of succeeds.

CT asks the actor about his latest movie and Hollywood’s ongoing quest to score the faith audience.

Our reviewer says Netflix’s new crime drama is the service’s best show yet.

The God of Thunder's return to the big screen strikes a timely balance between gravitas, humor, and big, dumb fun.

The Coen brothers’ flawed film is effective at exposing the sins of contemporary racism.

For many, science is about pursuing mastery. Ms. Frizzle has always invited us to marvel instead.

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