This twisted interpretation of 1 Thessalonians 5:22 isn't biblical, doesn't work, and enables fake holiness or even spiritual abuse.

One girl in rural Georgia must confront the ancient tree that cursed two families, and her whole community, in this deep-rooted rural fantasy.

If we look for books without obvious poisons, we may overlook our imaginations' need for stories of good taste and nutritional value.

Cynics often envy real-life heroes like national leaders and astronauts, which drives the self-righteous subversions of heroic virtue in fiction.

Soldier-spy Asher must wrestle with faith and life behind enemy lines, just as Christians engage the challenges of fictional dystopian worlds.

Many Christians ask why the world tends to make the most popular stories, but we have real answers for why secular culture stays no. 1.

Christian scholars helped create modern science, yet many sci-fi speculators assume believers should have no place in their visions of progress.

When wonderful stories or songs make us feel "inspirational," we can thank God for His gifts of human talent, despite our sins and struggles.

Fans across generations have learned to love The Lord of the Rings books, films, and memes for reasons deeper than simplistic morals.

Victims of bad experiences with Christians cannot help but see most stories in light of their desires to avoid hurt or punish the perpetrators.