Skyfall may be the most well-executed and heaviest-hitting Bond movie to date, but it is appropriate to take your kids to the theater with you? Find out.

Wreck-It Ralph imagines a world where video game characters come to life after an arcade closes its doors. Find out why it's arguably the most creative and entertaining family movie this year.

Forever Reign successfully presents itself not only as a valuable resource for worship leaders and congregations but for listeners who enjoy piano and acoustic guitar-driven praise for their personal times of worship.

Find out what the cast and crew of Wreck-It Ralph had to say about Walt Disney Pictures' latest heartwarming animated comedy.

Darren Wilson’s Father of Lights aims to set the record straight about God’s love through compelling storytelling

Bill Hamon (Parsons Publishing House)

Bill Hamon’s latest book, 70 Reasons for Speaking in Tongues, offers Christendom an enlightened, comprehensive and dynamic understanding of the varied spiritual benefits of believing, receiving, activating and using the gift of speaking in tongues as evidence of the baptism of the Holy Spirit.

Hamon’s solid biblical teaching unveils not only deeper layers of understanding the gift of speaking in tongues, but also the Holy Spirit as a God’s gift to us—as well as both the fruit of the Spirit and the gifts of the Spirit. Hamon also establishes faith and love as vital elements of a Spirit-filled lifestyle, rather than these being mere principles for living.

The bishop likens the Holy Spirit to a power-producing plant from which Christians are supernaturally enabled to bear the fruit of the Spirit and operate in the gifts of the Spirit. Using this analogy, he correlates embracing our personal spirit language with unlocking a never-ending reservoir of God’s Holy Spirit and power.

This transcendent read is for every believer seeking to comprehend how an active spirit language will fill him or her with the power of the Holy Spirit.

Through his thorough understanding of tongues, Hamon establishes a clear bottom line: that only through being filled with the Holy Spirit and operating in all of His manifestations can the body of Christ be empowered to carry out the works of Christ and be truly unified.

Francis Chan and Mark Beuving (David C. Cook)

Francis Chan’s newest title, Multiply: Disciples Making Disciples seems at first to be a straightforward book about the imperative for making disciples of Jesus and fulfilling the Great Commission. But as you delve further into the book, it switches gears and becomes an instruction manual to a basic understanding of Scripture—with material that could be used to make disciples (including study questions and links to video commentary with Chan and pastor/author David Platt).

As you continue through the book, it occurs to you that this is a marvelous holistic presentation of the gospel. And then it comes back full circle to making disciples. So which is it: A) A book about the importance of discipleship? B) A guide to understanding the Scriptures? C) An excellent introduction to Christianity? 

The answer is: D) All of the above.

Multiply makes evident that a holistic presentation of the gospel cannot be separated from an exhortation to both evangelize and make disciples. Chan and Mark Beuving demonstrate from Genesis to Revelation how God planned to create a people for Himself, how He had a plan from the beginning to remedy humanity’s fall through Jesus, and how His followers have a part in that plan.

The Old Testament prophesies of the coming of both a perfect savior and king; the New Testament demonstrates how salvation was accomplished and how Jesus now comes to the world through the church as it proclaims the Good News.

Regardless of how Multiply is categorized, it is an exceptional teaching resource on many levels.

Third Day (Provident) 

Multiple Grammy Award-winning rock group Third Day will take a new musical direction with their 16th album, Miracle. The group worked with veteran rock producer Brendan O’Brien (Bruce Springsteen, Pearl Jam, The Fray, Train) to produce a new sound that includes layered guitars, thick harmonies and sing-along vocals.

Tommy Tenney (Destiny Image) 

The God Chasers author Tommy Tenney has big plans to remodel churches across the country—not ones of brick and mortar, but of flesh and blood. In Open Heaven: The Secret Power of a Door Keeper, Tenney hopes to restore the collapsing pillars of passionate worship, reopen the windows of the soul so God’s glory can flood in, and equip doorkeepers to monitor their ear and eye gates to experience an open heaven.

Jack Hayford (Chosen Books) 

Most believers are taught to pray, but how many of us were instructed in intercession? Respected pastor Jack Hayford’s latest book teaches intercessors how to maximize their prayer impact on behalf of others. He reveals keys such as praying for those you’d rather not, applying God’s promises, and discerning between “spiritual pornography” and spiritual intimacy.

Bob Shank (Regal) 

Do you tend to separate your career goals from your family goals, while setting both apart from your spiritual goals? Marketplace mentor Bob Shank says that believers need to mesh their personal objectives with their spiritual relationship with God to fully realize their potential. He unpacks six keys for mastering life as an integrated whole, found through the life of Christ.

William Paul Young (Faith Words) 

After selling 18 million copies of The Shack, William Paul Young returns with Crossroads, a novel about a comatose man in the ICU who awakens to discover he can feel the experiences of others. Now he must gain the courage to undo a detrimental injustice that he set in motion prior to his coma.

James Maloney (Destiny Image) 

Seeing prophetically is key for walking with the Spirit, yet many people fail to associate this vision with a release of the miraculous. James Maloney challenges believers to be “panoramic seers” who view things from a higher plane through basic principles such as humility, compassion and faith that can unlock dreams and visions.

Discover why Movieguide calls the blockbuster Cloud Atlas a mess and a cloudy, dope-induced, fuzzy philosophical nightmare.

Christian author Karen Kingsbury’s aspiration for her latest novel is to inspire readers with optimism and promise.

What do you get when you trade Kirk Cameron for Nicolas Cage? Possibly a 21st century remake of the end-times thriller.

Bebo Norman's new album, Lights of Distant Cities, is the result of years of walking through a dark, spiritual desert, and finally finding what he was looking for—God’s promise of light, hope and love.

It's a rare sight to find a Christian family spotlighted in a mostly positive light during prime time on secular TV. But that's exactly what you'll find if you tune into 19 Kids and Counting, which follows the lives of the Duggar family.

Tyler Perry plays a detective based on James Patterson's novels in Alex Cross. Find out why Movieguide advises extreme caution for this new action thriller.

The publishers of Dr. Rick Warren’s The Purpose Driven Life, the best-selling non-fiction hardback in publishing history, are celebrating the book’s 10^th anniversary by releasing an expanded version.