Christian audiences have another opportunity to see how Hollywood treats one of their best-selling books released in the last five years. With more than 8 million copies of the book sold since 2010, Heaven Is for Real—the movie—is set to release in theaters Easter weekend.

Though shocking at times, Veil of Tears offers a rare and riveting look into the lives of millions of women in India who endure oppression. A documentary that shows how violence toward women has been ingrained in this society for centuries, the film takes viewers on a journey into the lives of women who are so demeaned as second-class citizens that they are beaten and raped in public areas or threatened with death and exile for having female children.

If We’re Honest hits stores three years after Francesca Battistelli released her sophomore album, Hundred More Years.

Barbara Brown Taylor, the New York Times best-selling author of An Altar in the World, returns with her most lyrical and profound book to date. In Learning to Walk in the Dark, Taylor turns her considerable talents and incandescent prose to illuminate a subject at once compelling and taboo: darkness. Taylor boldly calls for a move away from popular spirituality to instead embrace the “lunar spirituality” of the dark.

Professional illusionist Harris III suggests the constant desire for more is only a façade and reveals how to “trick” your mind into believing by faith.

A husband and father discovers that in order to keep his family together, he must first surrender himself to God’s plan in the motion picture Surrendered, releasing Nov. 5 from Pure Flix Entertainment.

When a college student is tasked with scientifically proving the existence of God to his professor and classmates, he’s forced to examine his beliefs. If his argument fails to convince, he fails the class. Now a movie, God’s Not Dead weaves stories from multiple characters with perspectives on faith, doubt and disbelief and culminates in a dramatic call to action: If you believe God’s not dead, prove it.

Delighting new fans and old, cartoon characters Mr. Peabody and Sherman are back from the past and in a theater near you. Hint: It's a blast.

Singer-songwriter John Mark McMillan is set to unveil his latest studio album, completely funded by a Kickstarter campaign, titled Borderland. This is the first album released through McMillan’s recently launched record label, Lionhawk Records. It was backed by more than 1,500 supporters who raised more than $69,000—exceeding the project’s $40,000 goal.

Mission at Nuremberg tells the gripping true-life story of St. Louis Lutheran minister Henry Gerecke. In 1943 and at the age of 50, Gerecke told his wife he was enlisting as a U.S. Army chaplain. As two of his three sons faced danger and death on the battlefield during the height of World War II, Gerecke tended to 2,000 battered bodies and souls of wounded and dying GIs each month in the war hospitals just outside London.

The title of Jason Gray’s newest Centricity Music release, Love Will Have the Final Word, speaks of decisiveness and closure. It’s a statement of confidence and determination. And it’s true—we live in the assurance that through all our ups and downs, the ultimate victory has already been decided for us. Love wins every time.

The lives of one of America’s largest reality TV families jump off the pages of this book, written from the vantage point of the four eldest Duggar daughters. They discuss their faith, their dreams and what it’s like to be in a family with 19 children.

Best-selling author Joel Rosenberg shares the story of Jacob Weisz’s beloved Germany after the Nazi regime has taken over through a tale that forges into the life of a Jewish militant determined to undermine Hitler’s regime.

Cindy Trimm explains how to identify destructive relationships, avoid unhealthy attachments and realize your potential.

With countless areas of life vying for your attention, how can you uncomplicate your life enough to prioritize a strong relationship with God? Pastor Stovall Weems uses Matthew 6:33 to offer a fresh perspective on what following Christ is all about.

If you’ve ever been left hurt and bewildered after earnestly praying, this book will be an eye-opener for you. By exploring the story of Habakkuk, you’ll learn how to move from confusion to worship.

Grammy-nominated singer Kari Jobe releases Majestic, which includes a new album and live DVD recorded in her hometown of Dallas. This is Jobe’s first live concert DVD and features the new single “Forever.”

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Get a foundation for true healing—and be trained, equipped and released into a lifestyle of healing and miracles—by understanding the character of God and discovering how God’s miraculous healing power has been demonstrated in the lives of others.

The producers of The Bible miniseries say their latest movie is already making waves, even before its release on Friday. Get the behind-the-scenes scoop on how the Holy Spirit has been moving supernaturally on this movie. 

When a struggling reporter is demoted to the local paper’s community section, he’s faced with a career-ending dilemma. Tasked with covering the town’s first gay pride parade, he must determine if he’ll allow his biblical morals and beliefs to end his career. Out on DVD this month, Right to Believe tackles one of today’s most divisive topics between the church and secular culture.