A rediscovery of ancient practices and prayers soothe anxious believers.

A hopeful yet urgent call to live out a “courageous Christianity” that works against, not with, the evils of racism. 

A thoughtful and inspiring picture book gently teaches us how to love our neighbor

A stirring rock opera explores the lives of those from whom Jesus cast out demons.

Filmmaker Martin Scorsese looks back at Bob Dylan’s 1975 Rolling Thunder Revue tour

I do my best to breathe slowly in the midst of his onslaught. But more importantly, I reach within myself to source that helpful Spirit who empowers and guides.

A debut album from a top country songwriter showcases themes of identity in Christ.

The Newbery Award-winning author of The Crossover pens an ode to black American triumph and tribulation, with art from a two-time Caldecott Honoree.

The author of Reviving Ophelia writes about women flourishing as they age. 

The Mustang encourages viewers to see the humanity in prisoners, even violent offenders.

God is revealed in science, sex, animals, law, sports, world religions—all of reality.

A children’s book reclaims the magic of libraries and reading. 

What if, in the dance that is our life, God performs an aerial? In that moment, all we have is his hands holding us up while we go flying and the room spins around us. 

A sweet new sitcom follows a fish-out-of-water city couple as they move to Nebraska to farm. 

A gentle, emotionally-insightful novel for juvenile readers about the challenges of fitting in.

This issue with Kinism is personal for me, as I am in an interracial marriage. … I am, therefore, relieved that synod unanimously declared it as a heresy.

A six-episode series satirizes the end times as an angel and demon team up to stop the apocalypse.

A rediscovery of ancient practices and prayers soothe anxious believers.

The Irish folk group teams up with singers such as Vince Gill to fete traditional Irish songs

As we grab hold of old toys, games, and photos, we reminisce about stories that have shaped us over the past decade. We’ve found ourselves echoing Marie Kondo’s phrase about only keeping that which “sparks joy.”

A vibrant picture book about a little girl’s relationship with her motorcycle-riding Papi.

From the Warner Bros’ vault, a documentary film captures Aretha Franklin’s 1972 live album and concert. 

Perhaps the best way to respond to people who feel this way is not with an apology or argument but with a testimony of how we’ve personally experienced God as relevant.