Finding Faith Everywhere

Using a real demon as a character in a fictional story creates an incredibly boring story. The solution? Use a devil in disguise!

Beginner's Guide to Finding the Christianity hidden in fairy tales and fiction shows you the Christianity hiding in plain sight in stories

The Disney fairy tales are based on older versions of the stories by Mother Goose, the Grimms, and Andersen. Is that a good or a bad thing?

The Sleeping Beauty, Rosamund, is a long wished-for child. When we encounter that situation in the Bible there is often a special revelation

Hansel and Gretel is about Adam and Eve, salvation, and the reuniting of a family in heaven after their fall and redemption.

Snow White, in the version by the Brothers Grimm, is a Christian fairy tale about creation, the fall, death, resurrection, and salvation.

The classic fairy tales by the Brothers Grimm, Charles Perrault, and Hans Christian Andersen, are intentionally Christian stories

No one gets married, and then lives happily ever after. Or kills an evil witch who’s trying to eat them, and then lives happily ever after

Is it true that women in fairy tales are just passively waiting around for some man to come and save them?