Fantastical Truth

Some readers want to enjoy fantastical tales non-literally, looking for one-to-one pictures of spiritual truth. But not even Jesus or John Bunyan told stories that way.

Stephen and Zack reveal how these new digital channels with pro livestreams and a fan-focused Book Festival will cultivate writers' imaginations.

Thirty years ago, Tim LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins cowrote a novel of the Earth’s last days, launching the most successful Christian fantastical series in history.

From theatrical flops and streaming slops, to new growth for biblical fiction and fantasy romance, let’s survey all the big issues while planning a happier new year.

In this special live-recorded episode, Stephen and Zack explore Focus on the Family's 2026 theatrical release and franchise rebrand.

When people sinfully judge our story choices, Scripture helps us get ready to answer them with doctrinal truth and personal confidence.

"The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" pre-producer and marketer takes us into the origins of Walden Media's 2005 theatrical take on C. S. Lewis's classic fantasy.

Eighty years ago, That Hideous Strength pitted ordinary saints versus corrupt college boards, inner-ring politics, and a secret technocracy bent on world domination.

“I don’t know where the Lion came from or why He came. But once He was there, He pulled the whole story together.”

Some evangelicals may assume winsome talk about stories and songs can promote peaceful conversations with our neighbors—only to face rage, slander, and worse.