Faith and Pop Culture

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  Noble Lives Up to its Name While it may not possess the same ingenuity as the woman whose story it tells, it’s certainly a story worth watching. Ryan Duncan May 14, 2015
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  We Try Not to Gush Too Much Over Black or White Forces its characters—and the audience—to face up to how they really feel about race and each other all while telling a riveting story. Susan Ellingburg May 07, 2015
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  Remarkable Heroes Remarkably Human in Enjoyable Avengers: Age of Ultron With the deadly serious, highly anticipated origin story out of the way, Joss Whedon clearly gave himself license to have a little fun, and it pays off in a big way for the viewer. Christa Banister May 07, 2015
• What Christians Get Wrong about Biblical Movies When it comes to Christian films, audiences are primarily concerned on how closely the story follows Scripture. But is there anything else to consider? Ryan Duncan May 07, 2015
• Surprise! Paddington an Engrossing Kids' Film with Charm and Loveliness for All The trailers don't do it justice; beneath the film's exterior is a lot of heart and cinematic magic, and very little troublesome content. Susan Ellingburg Apr 30, 2015
• Sap, Story Problems Drag Little Boy Down from Lofty Aspirations The spiritual themes, family-friendly content, handsome visuals and talented cast probably sound like a dream cinematic experience. But the story really suffers. Christa Banister Apr 30, 2015
• 5 Christian Women Who Deserve Their Own Movie Hollywood loves to make films about extraordinary individuals, and here's a list of five extraordinary Christian women who deserve their own movie. Ryan Duncan Apr 30, 2015
• Why Christian Books Might Not Be the Best Evangelism Option When new Christians were asked if any evangelistic books, articles, or websites influenced their surrender to Christ, most said no. Other factors made a much bigger impact on them. Randy Newman Apr 23, 2015
• Lightweight and Disposable, Paul Blart Sequel Funny Nonetheless It's funny because Kevin James is funny. It’s that simple. It’s unfortunate it can’t be more, but it’s enough. Jeffrey Huston Apr 23, 2015
• Gorgeous Trailer for The Little Prince Will Leave You Breathless The Little Prince, by French author Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, is one of the most beloved children’s books of all time. Ryan Duncan Apr 23, 2015
• Burton's Big Eyes Bigger Than a Basic Tale of Art vs. Commerce A compelling study of artistic conviction and compromise, perhaps an honest introspection of Burton's own career. Jeffrey Huston Apr 16, 2015
• The Messengers Offers a Dramatic New Take on End-Times Prophecy The CW’s new apocalyptic drama isn't the first show to chronicle the end times, but it does take the genre in a bold new direction. Ryan Duncan Apr 16, 2015