• 3 Bible-Based Series Crack Prime Video’s Top 10
    Tuesday, October 21, 2025 from Television
    In a sign of the momentum of Faith on streaming platforms, Bible-themed entertainment has taken center stage on Prime Video in recent weeks, and viewers are taking notice.
  • Nicole C. Mullen Opens Up about Pain, Praise, and Doing What’s Right
    Tuesday, October 21, 2025 from Music
    In this honest conversation, Nicole C. Mullen reflects on valleys, healing, and how faith has shaped her resolve to do what honors Christ, no matter the cost.
  • 4 Ways to Filter What You Watch through the Lens of Your Faith
    Monday, October 20, 2025 from Television
    If you haven’t noticed, our society is swiftly shifting into a new normal. With the continuous bombardment of information and endless entertainment, the well-coined, “popcorn brain,” has emerged, declaring that the average American...
  • 3 Reasons ‘The Chosen Adventures’ Is Perfect for Your Family
    Friday, October 17, 2025 from Television
    Abby is an energetic, inquisitive nine-year-old in first-century Galilee who loves exploring every topic and asking every question that comes to mind.Do fishermen ever catch … turtles? Do fishermen ever catch … sharks?And most...
  • Is it OK for Christians to Watch Violent True Crime Documentaries?
    Friday, October 10, 2025 from Television
    Before you press play on the latest true crime series, ask yourself: Is this drawing me toward God’s heart or dulling my empathy?
  • Should Christians Watch The Chosen? A Biblical Perspective on the Hit Series
    Monday, October 6, 2025 from Television
    Explore the compelling debate surrounding "The Chosen" and discover how one couple, initially hesitant due to theological concerns, found renewed spiritual fervor and deeper biblical understanding through the series during a difficult...
  • Mere Christians: Holding Fast to the Faith We Share
    Friday, September 26, 2025 from Books
    When we define Christianity too loosely, we lose its substance. Too narrowly, and we lose its grace. Lewis and Baxter show us a better way, one rooted in Christ alone.
  • The Chosen’s Giavani Cairo Credits the Series With Rekindling His Walk With Christ
    Thursday, September 25, 2025 from Television
    Giavani Cairo was ready to stop acting. Instead, The Chosen revived his faith, gave him a purpose-filled role, and even led him to his future wife.
  • 10 Cozy Christian Books for Seniors to Enjoy This Fall
    Monday, September 22, 2025 from Books
    We are heading into fall, which means comfort food, cozy clothes, blankets, and chilly nights. This is the time you want to curl up on the couch or your favorite recliner with a good, cozy read. There is nothing...
  • AGT Finalist Jessica Sanchez Says Faith in Christ Has Sustained Her
    Friday, September 19, 2025 from Television
    She returned to the stage after nearly 20 years with a prayer on her lips and a baby on the way. Jessica Sanchez shares how faith, not fame, has sustained her on America’s Got Talent.
  • TobyMac’s ‘God Did It’ Official Lyric Video
    Friday, September 19, 2025 from Music
    TobyMac’s latest worship anthem points to the unmistakable power of God to restore what feels broken. See why “God Did It” is already resonating with believers everywhere.
  • Arcadia Worship | 'Spaces' (acoustic)
    Friday, September 19, 2025 from Music
    Worship isn’t always loud; It’s often where God meets us in the quiet. Hear this husband-and-wife team sing truth into the spaces we try to fill on our own.
  • ABC Suspends Jimmy Kimmel Show after Remarks about Charlie Kirk’s Death
    Thursday, September 18, 2025 from Television
    One late-night host’s remarks about Charlie Kirk’s murder have sparked national backlash and cost him his show. Here’s what happened and why it’s causing a stir in the media. 
  • Margaret Feinberg’s Latest Book 'The God You Need to Know' Uncovers the Work of the Holy Spirit in Scripture
    Wednesday, September 17, 2025 from Books
    Most believers meet the Holy Spirit in the book of Acts, but what if we’ve been missing His presence all along? Margaret Feinberg opens the Old Testament to show how the Spirit of God has been moving since Genesis.
  • Natalie Grant Performs 'Go Tell It on the Mountain' Following Announcement of New Christmas Album
    Friday, September 12, 2025 from Music
    After more than 20 years with the same label, the beloved singer steps into a new chapter with a bold reminder to “Go Tell It On The Mountain.”
  • The Isaacs' Soul-Stirring ‘King of Glory’ Performance
    Friday, September 12, 2025 from Music
    When The Isaacs sing ‘King of Glory,’ it’s more than music; it’s worship from a family knit together by faith and harmony.
  • Rachael Mann and Terell Davy | 'Didn't Have to Do It' (LIVE)
    Wednesday, September 10, 2025 from Music
    He gave everything, and we deserved none of it. This moving performance captures the wonder of Christ’s love in a song that humbles and uplifts.
  • 23 Christian Parenting Books to Prepare You for the Road Ahead
    Wednesday, September 10, 2025 from Books
    You just found out you’re pregnant. Congratulations. This is an exciting and scary time in many people’s lives. Becoming a parent is not for the faint of heart. Kids are wild, crazy, loving creatures, and it’s normal to feel nervous or...
  • ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ Star Gavin Casalegno Shares Video of His Faith on Social Media
    Friday, September 5, 2025 from Television
    The actor behind the pop culture favorite "The Summer I Turned Pretty" is boldly calling Christians to deeper faith, and he's not holding back on truth. Gavin Casalegno’s journey from screen fame to spiritual clarity may inspire your own...
  • 7 Wrong Ideas Dating Shows Give Singles about Dating
    Tuesday, September 2, 2025 from Television
    Dating shows can be an incredibly bonding experience for viewers waiting to see who gets sent home, what wild antics ensue, and just who is falling head over heels week to week. From The Bachelor to Farmer Finds...
  • Stephen Stanley | 'i still have you' (acoustic)
    Thursday, August 28, 2025 from Music
    Even when everything falls apart, God remains. Hear this quiet, faith-filled anthem that puts your heart back where it belongs.
  • Brandon Lake and Jelly Roll Unite in ‘Hard Fought Hallelujah’ Music Video
    Tuesday, August 26, 2025 from Music
    Watch the short but powerful clip to see the official music video for the Brandon Lake and Jelly Roll tune, “Hard Fought Hallelujah.”
  • Jenn Chenoweth | 'Truth Comes Running' (acoustic)
    Monday, August 25, 2025 from Music
    Jenn Chenoweth’s raw testimony in this acoustic worship song will stir your heart to remember the relentless grace that never lets go.
  • Skye Reedy Sings about God’s Faithfulness in ‘Promise Keeper’
    Thursday, August 21, 2025 from Music
    Skye Reedy sings about God’s faithfulness in her song “Promise Keeper.” The worship leader, songwriter and vocalist stopped by the GodTube Music Studio in Nashville and gave us this live performance of the beautiful tune. Watch the clip...
  • Montel Williams on Faith, Patriotism, and the Untold Story Behind His New Book
    Monday, August 4, 2025 from Books
    Talk show host turned Navy veteran and author opens up about the suffering that strengthened his faith—and the powerful story America needs to remember now.
  • Jackson TerKeurst Reveals His Redemption Story in New Book 'The Only Way Forward Is Back'
    Thursday, July 24, 2025 from Books
    From trauma to trust, Jackson TerKeurst shares how God led him from abandonment into healing and fatherhood. His story will stir your soul and remind you why we never walk alone.
  • In New Book, Pastor Charles Metcalf Says Confidence in God Was His Lifeline during Depression
    Wednesday, July 16, 2025 from Books
    Confidence isn’t something you fake. It’s something God gives. Charles Metcalf shares the raw story behind his darkest night and how Scripture helped him trade panic for purpose.
  • Pastor Tim Timberlake on How God Uses Suffering to Grow Us
    Wednesday, July 16, 2025 from Books
    Tim Timberlake says we’ve been taught to run from pain but God uses it to grow us. His new book calls the Church to stop chasing comfort and start embracing conviction.
  • Kevin Sack’s New Book Traces 200 Years of Faith and Forgiveness at Charleston’s Historic Black Church
    Wednesday, July 16, 2025 from Books
    What happens when a hate crime leads to revival, repentance, and a rediscovered faith? Kevin Sack’s new work on Mother Emanuel traces two centuries of racial wounds and gospel hope.
  • The Roberts Siblings Honor Their Mother’s Legacy of Faith in New Book 'Lucy Sings'
    Wednesday, July 9, 2025 from Books
    She sang through sorrow and spoke God's truth with courage. Now her children are sharing the faith-filled legacy of a mother who changed every room she entered with hymns, Scripture, and bold love.
  • Mind the Power Gap in Missions
    Wednesday, October 16, 2024 from Books & Culture
    In the past 50 years, the center of Christianity has shifted from the West to the Majority World. As Zambian mission leader Lazarus Phiri told me during a recent interview, “Those who were once a mission field are now looking like a...
  • Pastors and Public Servants: Lead Your Neighbor as Yourself
    Wednesday, October 16, 2024 from Books & Culture
    As a pastor, I’ve found one of the main difficulties in leading faithfully and living as good neighbors is that we can’t always choose our neighbors or the context and circumstances in which we lead and live. And in a time of tense...
  • Died: Bill Pannell, Black Evangelical Who Raised the Issue of Racism
    Tuesday, October 15, 2024 from Books & Culture
    William Pannell sitting on a bench. Bill Pannell, a Black evangelical who pushed white evangelicals to recognize their captivity to the culture of American racism, died on October 11 at age 95.  The evangelist and seminary professor argued that the Good News is all...
  • How Messianic Jews Are Serving Israelis Displaced by Hamas and Hezbollah
    Tuesday, October 15, 2024 from Books & Culture
    As the sirens wailed on October 1, Nirit Bar-David took refuge in her familiar safe room. Iran had just launched another 180 missiles at Israel, and she had about a minute to take cover. So did the other 350 residents of Israel’s only...
  • My Friend, Bill Pannell
    Monday, October 14, 2024 from Books & Culture
    I first met the late William Pannell in 1993 in a hallway of Christianity Today. I was in my early 20s, just a year removed from graduating college. Dr. Pannell was visiting his old friend, former CT president Paul Robbins, and the pair...
  • What Are Parents For?
    Monday, October 14, 2024 from Books & Culture
    In his 1990 essay collection, Wendell Berry considered the question “What are people for?” The answer, in true Berry fashion, is a beautifully intricate web of answers that add up to human flourishing.  That flourishing is...
  • When the Elder Calls—From Outer Space
    Monday, October 14, 2024 from Books & Culture
    The Dolomites, Italy Billy Adkison, 91, spent his life farming in East Texas; he never wanted to go to outer space. “I don’t want to be higher than pulling corn and lower than digging taters,” he told CT. All the same, he has watched the skies from his yard...
  • Died: Jack Iker, Anglican Who Drew the Line at Women’s Ordination
    Friday, October 11, 2024 from Books & Culture
    Jack Iker, a Texas bishop who took 48 congregations and 15,000 parishioners out of the Episcopal Church USA and helped start the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA), died on October 5. He was 75. Iker was a conservative...
  • The Robot Will Lie Down With the Gosling
    Friday, October 11, 2024 from Books & Culture
    In an animation landscape full of sequels, prequels, and remakes, The Wild Robot is a welcome respite. Based on Peter Brown’s eponymous 2016 novel and brought to the screen in painterly style, the film tells the story of a robot stranded...
  • Why Can’t We Talk to Each Other Anymore?
    Friday, October 11, 2024 from Books & Culture
    An apple with a bite as the dot of a wifi signal symbol Years ago, I taught a Bible study that I knew would be controversial. I was a couple years into seminary, and my church asked me to join a team of teachers for the weekly women’s Bible study. We were going through Genesis, and I received...
  • 7 Things Parents Should Know about Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
    Friday, June 22, 2018 from Movies
    Owen Grady wants nothing to do with dinosaurs. Nothing. That’s partially why he’s building a cabin in a remote mountainous area, far removed from the ocean and from Isla Nublar – the island which he escaped from three years earlier after...
  • Is Genesis History? Belongs in Any Creationist's Catalog
    Tuesday, February 20, 2018 from Movies
    Fascinating - and quite beautiful - from opening to closing, Is Genesis History? is a necessary multi-tool in the kit of anyone who hopes to believe more deeply in - and communicate more knowledgeably about - the possibility of a young...
  • No More Reviews?! What's Next for Movie Content at Crosswalk?
    Friday, January 26, 2018 from Movies
    All that's going away is a standard review format from an experienced critic, and a commitment to cover nearly every movie Hollywood produces. What will remain is a clearer focus on informing our audience about the following...
  • Maze Runner: The Death Cure - Just Enough Life for a Fitting Conclusion
    Friday, January 26, 2018 from Movies
    Though most young adult movie series tend to flame out before their final chapter, Maze Runner: The Death Cure has just enough momentum to keep audiences entertained while it ties up loose ends. It may not satisfy every fan, but this...
  • Forever My Girl is a Pleasant Sunday Stroll in the Country
    Thursday, January 18, 2018 from Movies
    A touching blend of A Walk to Remember and Country Strong, Forever My Girl is the heartwarming film that we all need to kick off 2018. 3.5 out of 5.
  • 3 Hooks Separate 12 Strong from Other War Films
    Thursday, January 18, 2018 from Movies
    A sturdy, taut modern war movie about the first U.S. soldiers that went into combat after 9/11. 12 Strong is fairly straightforward, but also rousing. 3 out of 5.
  • Perhaps We Are All Hostiles
    Thursday, January 18, 2018 from Movies
    This grim western does go beyond "Cowboys vs. Indians" - but only just barely. Hostiles is sorrowful, and perhaps unsure of what it’s trying to say, but is pulled up by an incredibly strong cast led by Christian Bale and Rosamund Pike....
  • Paddington Continues to Delightfully Defy the January Odds
    Thursday, January 11, 2018 from Movies
    A sequel that's even better than the original. As sweet as marmalade, Paddington 2 is a welcome antidote to the daily news (real or fake). In Paddington's world, a kindhearted bear can always find the good in people. We can't live there...
  • The Commuter Will Work from Home or the Multiplex
    Thursday, January 11, 2018 from Movies
    Another Liam Neeson thriller involving threatened family members, The Commuter could have been tired and shopworn. Instead, it feels, if not fresh, sometimes surprising, and it's vigorous enough to satisfy most action and mystery fans....
  • Sorkin Struggles to Spark Molly's Game
    Wednesday, January 3, 2018 from Movies
    A crisp opening leads to a drawn-out drama about poker that grows sluggish as it tries to sustain its two-hours-and-twenty-minutes runtime. Writer Aaron Sorkin (The Social Network, Moneyball) knows how to make complex material exciting...
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