Amy Grant just released her first full studio project in 10 years, How Mercy Looks From Here. Charisma magazine sat down with Grant to talk about the inspiration of the new songs and more. read more

Dan Brown's religion-themed mystery novel The Da Vinci Code was published in 2003 and was made into a hit film starring Tom Hanks. It spent more than a year atop the New York Times best-seller list. Will Inferno be a repeat performance? read more

David Bowie has incurred the wrath of officials at America's Catholic League over his religious-themed new video. And it's not just the Catholics ... YouTube has removed the offensive video. read more

Gay rights activists are now calling for DC Comics to fire Orson Scott Card, author of the best-selling book Ender’s Game, because he does not believe in homosexuality. So much for the new age of tolerance. read more

Tim Lambesis, lead singer for the heavy metal band As I Lay Dying, was arrested in California on Tuesday on charges that he sought the help of an undercover detective to have his estranged wife killed. read more

Michael Winans Jr. was sentenced in February to nearly 14 years in prison for an $8 million Ponzi scheme carried out in Christian churches. Now, after a judge refused to delay the start of his sentence, Winans is speaking out. read more

Carman's fundraising campaign has already become one of the most successful Christian music campaigns ever for Kickstarter. read more

A Tony-nominated play that offered a controversial take on the Virgin Mary, reflecting on her life, held its final performance Sunday, closing after only two weeks as poor ticket sales never matched high expectations. The question is: Why? read more

Most Americans believe good mothers and fathers must be loving, supportive and protecting, but few see the necessity of parents having a commitment to Christianity or religion. What does that say about the state of America? read more

Gospel singer Tina Campbell recently discussed her marriage with Teddy Campbell, whose infidelities caused her to become violent. read more