Vacancies can alert you to a better way of doing ministry.

Would Mother Teresa have thrown her head back and laughed aloud at The Pink Panther? Likely so, says the author in this apologetic for films that are simply "fun for the sake of fun."

The film bombed in its 2001 release, but caught on as a cult favorite among teens and young adults, and is now being re-released to theaters. We asked several students what they like about the movie.

It was time well spent in the traditional church.

The best films don't shy away from truthfully depicting the human condition—even when it's ugly and sinful.

Today's romantic comedies are fun to watch, but behind the laughs and snappy screenwriting is a message that often misses the mark.

Following the successes of Michael Moore and Mel Gibson, Christians in Hollywood are rethinking the "I'm a Christian who happens to be a filmmaker" approach to movies.

Conflicts big and small demand a thoughtful, heartfelt approach.

Be prepared to handle conflict well when it arises.

A better model for caring congregations.

Is it a sermon in disguise? Is it honest? Is it "family-friendly"? Defining it is no easy task—but here's a good start.

Wheaton College graduate and others figured out how to do extraordinary things aboard United plane.

With this week's release of a new musical biopic on the life of Cole Porter, we look back at the best movie musicals of all time.