'Haiti must change,' says one teen boy in new documentary. 'Then God will bless Haiti.'

Picks by Roger Lundin, the author of "Believing Again: Doubt and Faith in a Secular Age."

Why we are better off letting God make the gospel relevant.

Every worthy task can wear you down.

Churches that make space for autistic children on Sunday mornings will be disrupted—by joy.

The national commission will examine churches' financial practices.

In nightclubs, coffeehouses, and iPods, true first-person storytelling is becoming a cultural force as it borrows from Christian tradition.

As Sudan prepares to vote on an independence referendum, one of the President's point men is also an evangelical.

John Wesley biopic, now on DVD, is mediocre but informative story of the man.

The music is drowned out by a too-loud message about the dangers of fame.

If famous folk can open up to the world about their pregnancy loss, why can't we in the church?

Why some people may want to abandon New Year's resolutions as soon as possible.

Stats on theology, marriage, and evangelical self-image.