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Young women score higher in “spirituality” than young men, but they’re leaving the church in droves. That comes through in recent releases like this one. 

In “Wicked: For Good,” the citizens of Oz would rather scapegoat someone else than reckon with their own moral failings.

Major networks have invested in faith-based programming like Wonder Project before. This time seems different.

In the franchise’s latest installment, our hero doubts himself—and marches on.

Wellness is temporary, and comfort is fleeting. But the peace that comes from following Jesus through sacrifice will last.

With its perennial hit “Kiss Me” still in our ears and on our playlists, the Christian band reunites with nothing to prove.

“Wicked” calls our judgments into question.

Can you tell a story where nothing bad happens?

Sometimes, there’s safety in numbers.