Faith and Pop Culture

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  The Future Looks Grim for Minority Report It’s been over a decade since the film’s initial release, but Minority Report is being resurrected as one of Fox’s newest fall dramas. Ryan Duncan Sep 24, 2015
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  David Oyelowo Urges Christians Not to Abandon Hollywood For Oyelowo, the possibility of Hollywood creating a well-made, biblical movie is both tantalizing and infuriating. Ryan Duncan Sep 24, 2015
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  A Few Christian Books Hollywood Needs to Adapt Now With Hollywood currently churning out more faith-based films than ever before, now seems like a good time to recommend a few books. Ryan Duncan Sep 17, 2015
• ‘Movies about Heaven Can Harm Theology’ Warns Christian Professor Movies about Heaven can be an effective tool for ministry, but they still come with their own set of problems. Ryan Duncan Sep 17, 2015
• Risen Details One Soldier’s Search for Christ Set in the days following the crucifixion of Jesus, Risen chronicles the most important event in human history through the eyes of a nonbeliever. Ryan Duncan Sep 10, 2015
• Ford Sparks Otherwise Sputtering Age of Adaline The presence of veteran actor Harrison Ford - after 70 long minutes - brings instant gravitas and credibility to a film sorely lacking in both to that point. Christian Hamaker Sep 10, 2015
• 5 Subtle Lies Pop Culture Tells Us We can often underestimate just how much control pop culture exerts over our lives. Here are five subtle lies it frequently tells us, Ryan Duncan Sep 10, 2015
• Upcoming Film Tells Story of Faith, Football, and Desegregation Woodlawn, a new Christian movie set to release this October, is already turning heads with its remarkable true story of faith and perseverance. Ryan Duncan Sep 03, 2015
• Thanks to Redford, Nolte, Woods is a Walk Unspoiled The script may only scratch the surface on more significant matters, but it’s fun to see these actors out amid jaw-dropping scenery in a story that doesn't always go where we expect. Christa Banister Sep 03, 2015
• So You Think You Can Preach Releases First Trailer If there’s one thing to be said about reality television, it’s that it dares to go where no other program has gone before. Ryan Duncan Aug 27, 2015
• It's No Real Surprise Where Hope Grows Billed as a film "about finding redemption through faith, hope and love," it's a watchable yet rather subdued movie with a preaching-to-the-choir quality that results in less-than-surprising storytelling. Christian Hamaker Aug 27, 2015
• No Escape Delivers a Surprising Amount of Heart No Escape is almost entirely a thriller, a film to keep you on the edge of your seat, wondering whether your heroes can survive the next obstacle. Debbie Holloway Aug 27, 2015