While popular depictions range from humanoid figures to surreal horror-like entities, most biblical angels appear simply as men. The more bizarre descriptions—creatures with wheels, wings ...

is widely regarded as a masterpiece — yet the biblical animated film genre was seemingly abandoned after the turn of the millennium. Enter “The King of Kings,” Angel Studios’ effort to ...

The tune is a revved-up, piano-driven homage the late rock ‘n’ roll pioneer. The song’s lyrics, penned by Bernie Taupin, celebrate Little Richard’s flamboyant style and his energetic blues ...

Slingshot, the film's producer, brought a lawsuit against Angel Studios for allegedly co-opting the feature to advance its own business interests, including its fledgling streaming service.

As revealed in the Bible, angels not only adore God but also serve as his servants, messengers and warriors, and our protectors. We don’t know when angelic beings were created, but we know they ...

But do you have this year's must-have festive tree topper – a biblically accurate angel? Yep, I hate to break it to you, but the bible does not feature angels that look like winged choirboys.

Hamori, a scholar of the Jewish and Christian scriptures, demonstrates how angels in the biblical tradition destroy entire towns, unleash plagues, lead armies, and sometimes wield swords.

Angels are everywhere in the Bible. The Christmas season reminds us to take them seriously. Long ago, Jacob confessed, “The Lord is in this place, and I was not aware of it” (Gen. 28:16).