Faith and Pop Culture Archives

In an age where of violence and lust takes over major television themes, it is sadly becoming even more rare to find God in anything popular or...

As timely and noble as the issue of educational reform is, this treatment is too simplistic and needlessly political with its approach.

Thinking about homeless children is a difficult and sobering task. We can learn a lot from the true story of Zach Bonner.

It’s been over a decade since Indianapolis-born Tiffany Arbuckle Lee first adopted the stage name “Plumb.”

Actors like Anne Hathaway are using Les Misérables to bring awareness to the problem of global suffering and injustice.

Middle-earth is a world constructed on Christian principles, but that doesn't mean The Hobbit should be taken as a subliminally evangelistic work.

How a lesbian professor became a pastor's wife and the homeschooling mom of four adopted children.

“The guilty one is not he who commits the sin, but he who causes the darkness.” –Victor Hugo, Les Misérables

In advance of The Hobbit hitting theaters, Crosswalk.com talks with Dr. Ralph Wood, Dr. Michael Ward and Rick Trumbo about J.R.R. Tolkien's faith...

When you study the era that Dickens wrote about when he published A Christmas Carol in 1843, you realize that it was dark and evil. And that the...

As I talked with a friend over coffee one night, the two of us began to reflect on how J.R.R. Tolkien's faith was reflected in his writing...

An intriguing editorial in TIME magazine noted how "A Christmas Story" had become the quintessential American film for Christmas, replacing "It’s a...

An inspiring movie and a great cause at the heart of God

The 3D animation is outstanding, and the spectacle of rival, familiar, holiday characters out of their usual context is fun to watch.

The nature of Abraham Lincoln's faith -- or the lack thereof -- has remained one of the most fascinating aspects of the man who freed the slaves...