Your responses to the August 2009 issue of Christianity Today.

Evangelicals desperately need spiritual and moral renewal—on that everyone agrees. But what do we do about it?

In her first role since Juno, Ellen Page shuns the path of beauty pageants and tries out her grrrrrl power in quite a different arena instead: Roller derby.

An inspirational documentary about LeBron James's high school basketball team teaches good lessons about the importance of relationships.

Clive Owen shines in this rich and realistic look at a single dad's journey through grief.

In a world where nobody has ever lied, a screenwriter discovers the advantages of modifying the truth—and it's not the attack on religion that some have made it out to be.

Michael Moore uses the occasion of our financial crisis to decry capitalism, but his argument is muddled and his alternative nebulous.

The latest from the Coen brothers brings many of their themes full circle in a tale of woe of nearly biblical proportions. PLUS: The Coens' worldview.

Looking for a Christian response to a child rapist with powerful friends.

Six things I've already learned from the new "Ancient Christian Doctrine" series.

Mainline churches in East Germany rediscover a sense of mission.

The surge in church shootings is real.

With the re-release of Toy Story and Toy Story 2 (in 3D!) for a limited theatrical run, we are reminded of the genius of Pixar's excellence from the very beginning: Story, story, story.