Faith and Pop Culture Archives

It started in December, when Focus on the Family first began running “Irreplaceable” trailers in cinemas across the nation. The trailer – which you...

Less bloated, this second installment stands as a premium Hollywood production that can teach other major lit-franchises a thing or two.

Feels like something you'd see at a good science museum. Dino-crazy youngsters will love it, and their parents won’t mind it either.

Undoubtedly Noah’s journey has been marked with controversy. Yet with these events in mind, I can tell you that I hope you will go see this film.

It’s not just the change of scenery that makes Tim Shoemaker’s Below the Surface such an exciting novel.

Seems to serve as a family-friendly version of the art vs. commerce debate, but also packs an emotional and thematic wallop.

Odds are most people wouldn't consider About a Boy worthy of its own TV show, but apparently NBC had other plans.

We're used to stories about dreams come true. This folk tale of folk music is the story of one that doesn't which toys with reasons why.

To the chagrin of its many fans, Pixar Animation Studios will not release a new film in 2014. But its artists, including Brian Green, 45, are...

We’ve seen slavery depicted on film before, but not like this, comparable to the depths Spielberg plunged us to in Schindler’s List.

I’d like to take the opportunity to share ten songs that help me meditate on God and consider the prayers I've been speaking.

A respectful telling of the life of Christ—perhaps too respectful—that, like so many other movies about Jesus, is a mostly solemn affair.

"In only two hours... we wanted to encourage people to go out. Change the world. Start the conversations." ~Mark Burnett

If this is Hayao Miyazaki's final film, it's a fitting farewell to an artist who inspired wonder in millions of fans both young and old.

Hailed by many to be one the best Disney films in decades, Frozen has been warming the hearts of viewers both young and old.