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Intrigue, murder, doubt, cinematography and a compelling cast come together in Kenneth Branagh's remake of Murder on the Orient Express. Branagh...

One amazing thing about our God is that if you take one step toward Him, even with a flawed spirit, you’ll find His arms open wide. And that...

We have a job to do as parents. God has not only chosen us for the task, but He also uses the vehicle of parenthood for our own benefit.

From the acclaimed director of Boyhood and the Before Sunrise trilogy comes a quiet film about three aging Vietnam War buddies who reconnect for a...

"Here are a few simple things that have helped me. I pray they help you too."

It is easy to lose sight of what biblical evangelism should look like; it’s easy to turn evangelism into being about us or even the people we are...

No matter how far young adults go from Christ, there’s hope for them to return to faith if Christians like you reach out to them. Here's how to...

“The tyrant dies and his rule is over, the martyr dies and his rule begins.”

A number of prominent figures have already begun discussing ways the Church can prepare for emergencies on Sunday morning. Here are a few...

Many couples don’t understand how something as sterile-sounding as “commitment” can translate into lifelong love and happiness.

Rebecca Halton, author of Words from the Other Woman, shares how the Church can follow the example Jesus set in John 8, where he steps in to show...

Whether our motivator is anticipation or complacency…many Christians are just waiting for heaven. And that's all we're doing.

Stress results when we worry that something won’t work out the way we are hoping. It is the opposite of faith.

We often refer to the song portion of a service as “worship,” but worship isn’t confined to what happens at church or the music.

Whatever our in-betweens are, how do we live while we wait?