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“One generation’s tragedy is the next one’s joke,” says a law officer in Scream 4, the latest in the Wes Craven-directed franchise. But the joke’s...

It was just a matter of time until someone parodied Rebecca Black's viral video sensation,"Friday." And now Community Christian Church in...

As a butterfly is transformed in the hiddenness of a cocoon, so our lives are transformed in and through the hiddenness of God's Spirit in us.

“Godly sorrow brings repentance that leads to salvation and leaves no regrets” (2 Corinthians 7:10).

Certain aspects of the personality of the God of the Bible have become unacceptable to society, even some parts of "Bible-believing," evangelical...

What is a woman's role in helping her brothers in Christ choose holiness over worldliness? Hear excerpts from CJ Mahaney's powerful and eye-opening...

"Number Seventeen: The church is always radiating something which outsiders can sense quicker than the family members can."

When the 1611 King James Bible was published, it was a book that summed up and refined the preceding tradition of English Bible translation. It...

After the megahit The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, it's safe to say that The Voyage of the Dawn Treader should recover any fans who didn't...

The tagline for GetReligion.org is "the press just doesn't get religion..." Trevin Wax asks Christianity Today editor Sarah Pulliam Bailey why...

What does one do when death comes so quickly? Without the knowledge that in Jesus Christ there is no death, the response would be bathed in...

As Chick-fil-A faces a sustained campaign from gay activists and campus groups, will Christian business owners become afraid to show hints of their...

If you know what your calling is, you will know when to say “no” and when to confidently give your “yes.”

Baby animals are nothing short of pure adorableness—something the documentary filmmakers definitely use to full crowd-pleasing effect in Born to Be...

Why would an ardent atheist care about translations of the Bible, and why would Christians be concerned with what an atheist would think?