
How Rian Johnson’s Reckoning with Faith Led to 'Wake Up Dead Man' - RELEVANT
Director Rian Johnson has always treated genre as a set of tools rather than a destination. With Wake Up Dead Man, the third film in his Knives Out

Director Rian Johnson has always treated genre as a set of tools rather than a destination. With Wake Up Dead Man, the third film in his Knives Out

The global church must actively engage in international policy discussions and resist the temptation to remain silent at forums such as the United Nations, according to a senior Pentecostal policy adviser who argues that Christian voices are urgently needed amid growing global inequality, conflict and social fragmentation.

Three books to read this month on politics and public life.

Caleb Gordon’s rise began with a decision most artists avoid: he walked away from music at the exact moment he was starting to get good at it. Not out of

NASHVILLE (BP) – YouTube and Facebook are the top social media sites, regardless of demographics. Instagram and TikTok are the two gaining the most ground.

Indiana University star quarterback Fernando Mendoza, who is among the favorites for this year s Heisman Trophy and was named Associated Press Player of the Year on Thursday, gave God the glory after

Well, it finally happened. Someone made a reality show with absolutely no reality involved. "Non Player Combat," a new four-part “competitive” series on

Google’s Year in Search 2025 results are out, and it looks like Forrest Frank was on a lot of people’s minds — or at least in their ears. The Christian

Javier Bolaños, Latin America editor for Christian Daily International and director of its Spanish-language newsroom Diario Cristiano, has been appointed to the Board of Directors of COICOM International, a leading network of Christian communicators across Hispanic America.

As Christmas approaches, a former atheist-turned-Christian has released a new documentary for both believers and skeptics, emphasizing that science and reason do not undermine belief in God but