Category: Culture

As Christians, we know God is our ultimate source of provision. For many, the past few years have been a season … Read More

It’s never been done before, but it’s the way movies will be done from here on out. SURGE is bringing … Read More

If you come across a tasty dish, chances are you will go back for seconds. The creators of Cloudy With a … Read More

Audiences have once again shown their loyalty and support for Kirk Cameron as the results are in from Unstoppable, which proves that audiences … Read More

Christian music legends Amy Grant and Kirk Franklin have been announced as the hosts for the 44th Annual GMA Dove Awards.  … Read More

This November, Grammy Award-winning Christian artist Michael W. Smith and his wife, Debbie, will invite non-Christian friends into their home … Read More

Brad J. Silverman was climbing the ladder of Hollywood success as an actor, producer and screenwriter when he discovered his … Read More

The social media world is buzzing about NBC’s The Blacklist. But what do conservative media watchdogs think of the new … Read More

Newsboys‘ Restart debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Christian albums chart, adding another No. 1 record to the four-time Grammy-nominated band … Read More

How can the church respond to racism? Here are some practical action steps. 1) Acknowledge it. Clearly take the position that … Read More

Emma grew up in a small town her whole life. She dated and had a steady boyfriend for two years, until he succumbed to the ribbing of his football teammates and tried drugs for the first time. After learning of his newfound habit, Emma’s parents forbid her to see him. But after spending most of her time with him and his friends for the previous two years, she never really found a place to belong again. The local churches’ youth groups were nonexistent; her sister had her own friends, and failed attempts to make the school’s sports teams left her feeling rejected. At home, she often saw and heard her parents fighting about money and didn’t get the attention she wanted from a distracted mom consumed with trying to keep her marriage together. 

Do you want to get free from the issues weighing you down? If you take its principles to heart, it … Read More

In a world that has become so wrapped up in social media like Facebook, Instagram and avatars, has the live event lost it place? Has the “not forsaking the assembling of ourselves” become relegated to a computer screen or a smartphone (Heb. 10:25)?

I recently watched a group of young girls sitting at the same table in the food court of a trendy mall and laughing. Though there’s nothing unusual about that, what caught my attention was that they weren’t talking to each other; they were feverishly texting back and forth. Their laughter wasn’t a result of what they were saying to each other, but rather what they were texting to each other. In our digital age, have we lost even our most fundamental art of conversation?

When Rhetta Baptist Church in Burleson, Tex., recently released a small-budget motion picture, church officials hoped it would make an … Read More

In a society where professional football players are put on a pedestal and worshipped at times, Christian Ballard doesn’t buy … Read More

Washington Irving’s short story “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” doesn’t normally conjure up images of the Bible. However, the executive … Read More

Actor Kirk Cameron releases a new documentary next week called Unstoppable. In it, he explores an age-old question: Why does … Read More

New York Giants cornerback Prince Amukamara has only to laugh when he hears his teammates refer to him as the … Read More

Roma Downey and Mark Burnett, producers of the successful The Bible miniseries on the History Channel, have signed a pact … Read More

Cable network TLC recently aired a reality show following a polygamous family, similar to the channel’s show Sister Wives. My … Read More

Superstar Cher has turned down an offer to perform at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, citing the country’s … Read More