Ryan Duncan

What is a disciple? This may seem like a silly thing to ask Christians, but the question can be much deeper than most of us realize.

Bob the Tomato and Larry the Cucumber are back in an all new VeggieTales adventure, and this time there’s a new vegetable in town.

Many Christians suffer with anxiety and depression, even pastors, and they often do so in silence.

“Evangelical” has become something of a dirty word in today’s culture. To be labeled an evangelical Christian is to be called a hatemonger.

For Christians, there is perhaps no topic more divisive than homosexuality. Recent years have seen a large shift in how society views same-sex...

Like 2013's The Conjuring, Deliver Us from Evil is reportedly inspired by true events, and drags its viewers into a terrifying realm.

Everyone has heroes they look up to, who are yours?

In a recent interview with Crosswalk, several members of the Deliver Us From Evil cast shared their experiences working on the film.

The opening of Tyler Ward’s latest post is one many couples can probably relate to.

Though Fox’s upcoming fall programs can’t be considered Christian by a long stretch, it’s likely the network will see an uptick in faith-based...

You’re single. The novelty of a bachelor/bachelorette lifestyle wore off long ago, and you’re ready to meet someone and settle down.

How do you connect personally with Jesus? Have you tried Jimmy Fallon?

The message The Fault in Our Stars hopes to send is that authentic relationships will always carry more weight than good intentions.

Have you ever been lied about or wrongly blamed? Have you ever been punished for something you didn't do?

With several dramas and only a handful of new comedies, will NBC reclaim its foothold among viewers? Let’s take a look and see.

Summer is a time best spent outdoors with friends and family, but before long fall will be here, and that means a slew of new television.

Everyone has a guilty pleasure, that little vice we like to indulge in our day-to-day lives. For most men, it’s a woman.

Bethany Jett has a dilemma. While reading The Fault in Our Stars by John Green, she grew uncomfortable with the novel’s crass language.