In her new book, “The Voice,” the award-winning singer reflects on Bible Study Fellowship’s role in her faith formation.

New inventions can harm or heal. Here’s what makes the difference, says author Douglas Estes.

How round-the-clock headlines distort our focus on eternity.

Film relates the role of faith in the prestigious hospital founding but remains quiet about patients’ own beliefs.

The hype declared Batman an atheist. There’s more to it than that.

A dozen women weigh in with their favorite podcasts on practicing the Sabbath, the science of pianos, and other topics worth talking about this summer.

Why do films like ‘Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom’ urge us to rejoice in the death of the wicked?

The Greek word is common church lingo for fellowship and community.

A rap artist reflects on her latest album and what it means to walk away from the “vultures of culture.”

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

Worship experts weigh in on the theology beneath Cory Asbury’s chart-topping hit.

“Watu Wote” shows the power and limits of African and Arab films to probe interfaith relations.

How will Christians respond to the live production? The show’s history offers some clues.

Rather than wait for outside demands, faith-based organizations should proactively pursue representation as part of their mission.

This Academy Awards season, celebrities and fans are looking for more from Hollywood, but even with more robust coverage, they may not always find it.

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.