Tyler Wigg Stevenson says real Christianity isn't the kind you can buy.

Sure, consumerism is bad. But we need to think about why.

In his last two books, Brian McLaren presents more clearly than ever his vision of the gospel.

John Wilson's short reviews of The Future of Christian Learning, To Live Upon Hope, and The Palace Council.

Why females younger and younger are being portrayed as sexual objects.

Eldredges's sense of divine guidance makes a Calvinist's heart burn with envy. Or caution.

Meritt Sawyer and friends revive the value of family and the printed page.

Is the romance novel about Muhammad a religion story?

Stephen Nichols argues that Americans have remade Jesus in their own image.

With one book off to the printer, Andy Crouch contemplates beginning another.

Andy Crouch says there's no reason to get paralyzed by our 'culture making' mandate.

Our best response to the world is to make something of it.

Dockery proposes keeping essentials and nonessentials in balance.

John Wilson's short reviews of A Step from Death, Christ and Culture Revisited, and Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat.

'Sex and the Soul' argues that universities—Christian and otherwise—desperately need this.

Donna Freitas says that when it comes to sexual ethics, nonreligious schools are failing their students.

Putting to death the noonday demon. A review of Kathleen Norris's Acedia & Me.