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A church, one that really was God’s, dripping with grace toward His sin-soaked children, wouldn’t be just a parking lot.

Humility seems to be at the very heartbeat of Jesus. To be like Jesus is to be humble.

Despite many flaws there is something genuinely special. It is the first of its kind: a Christian film that has no agenda but laughter.

Elizabeth Esther is quick to point out that forgiveness isn’t always such a cut and dry process, even for Christians.

Not as memorable as fellow 2014 foodie film Chef, but it’s hard to find any major flaws in it. Predictable, but well-played.

I think a lot of Christians have uncertainty and fear surrounding the creative and artistic aspects of human nature. The truth is art is a gift...

“The man who attains a wife attains a beautiful thing and is promoted to approval and delight from the Lord.”

I used to admit to being perfectionistic the way someone might confess to being especially pretty: It’s harmless, kind of cute.

Is Google our new “God? ” It’s a question I raised in my book, The Church in an Age of Crisis. But I wasn’t the first to raise it.

One of the problems with celebrity pastors is that it’s very difficult to draw a line between advancing the gospel and advancing the preacher.

Though this cameo-filled affair tries to make a profound statement about bold faith, it falls prey to several predictable blunders.

A pastor offers several cautions when making a decision on how to educate, whether in a public, private or home environment.

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.

By the time I got neck-deep in college, I knew my mission: to prove there was no God. So, can past atheism help Christians have a stronger faith?...

How does our style of dress effect the men in our lives? I want you to hear from the guys themselves.