With great freedom comes great responsibility, not using fiction sins to gratify the flesh but to worship Jesus and serve one another.

Since summer 2008, The Shack has helped many readers feel they could relate to God, but also challenged many gospel realities.

If Christians truly want to share fantastic stories, they must raise their children to value these works and the hard choices of creativity.

People criticize Christian creators for working with nonbelievers, but the Bible assumes well face these challenges in a mixed-up world.

Sci-fis final frontiers and evil empires train us to live with purpose and engage challenges back home on Earth.

E. Stephen Burnett explores discernment in light of the gospel, offering practical resources for parents to share the best books with their kids.

Homeschool families are facing new challenges in today's culture and hoping to find edifying novels for kids of all ages.

While nations rage and peoples plot in vain, Mike Duran helps us find the links between biblical perspectives and secular speculations.

As many fantastic worlds fall into ruin by religious agendas and shallow storytelling, lets explore the few franchises that honor their legacy.

Public moral tropes and faith expressions can lead to false conversions in our churches but also true gospel influence in our culture.