This new author team shares how homeschool families learn to love fantasy fiction, plus the clockwork challenges of alt-history wartime.

Twenty-five years after release, Frank Peretti’s supernatural thriller still boldly shows a struggling ex-pastor fighting foes scarier than demons.

Many movies and shows seem designed to “go viral” and provoke free promotion based on flippant references instead of sincere story value.

Just as bad religious rules can barely restrain our visual sins, secular legalism can't make us respect game heroines as human beings.

Fans want to cheer our heroes despite their bad choices, including King David in history, King Arthur in mythology, and Paul Atreides in fiction.

Christian authors make amazing stories while conferences like Realm Makers help make the authors—and are poised to grow even bigger.

If you still think Christian-made stories have shallow heroes and cheap evangelism, you may be surprised how much these stories have grown.

The Logos Theatre producer and actor arrives from a magical train station to explore stage performance and puppetry for Christ’s glory.

When mechanistic critics accuse you of valuing “entertainment” over holiness, we can graciously challenge their mechanical beliefs.

Some critics claim that Easter pageants, streaming dramas, or Christ-figures in fantastical novels are “graven images” that lead to idolatry.