Fantastical Truth

On the New Earth, resurrected saints will be perfectly human. But do we get to fly? Or “apparate” from place to place? Or dive underwater for hours?

Today's fast-growing false religion of Sexualityism worships human sexual identities, and could begin to creep into Christian-made fantasy.

Sentimentalism weakens old and new stories by insisting that humans are basically good, the Fall wasn't that bad, and Jesus Christ is merely optional.

Candace Kade rides into the studio to share her own social credit points plus Enhanced, her debut novel set in a cyberpunk dystopian world.

Every Christian may struggle with doubt, but demolition activists want you to imagine postmodern fantasies beyond the biblical gospel.

Fantastical foes may smuggle false religions into some novels, but these may look like heroes to readers who suffer real harm in God’s house.

This new version of Bunyan’s classic shares comic relief for serious purpose, complete with robots, space marines, and talking platypuses.

Even when investigators seem to solve aerial mysteries, we can't help suspecting more secrets about enemy ships or alien secrets.

Our hosts enjoy sweet concessions and ask why many Christian-made novels, including fantasy, celebrate Valentine’s Day every day.

Critics of biblical fiction forget our need for Christian imagination, not only to preach sermons but also to worship Jesus with public creativity.