Historian Mark Noll talks about how U.S. missionaries have—and have not—shaped the faith in other nations.

Author Susan Isaacs on comedy, church hopping, and having a 'middle-class white girl's Dark Night of the Soul.'

Author A. J. Jacobs talks with CT about becoming a minor celebrity in the Christian world.

Lee Strobel doesn't think the traditional methods work anymore.

Princeton's Robert Wuthnow says American congregations are more international than ever.

W. Robert Godfrey paints popular portrait of Calvin as pilgrim and pastor.

Shane Hipps urges Christians to discern the technology spirits.

Rob Bell on why he talks about the Good News the way he does.

Thomas Farr says it's time for policies that actually improve liberty around the world.

Kevin Roose sojourns at Liberty U. and lives to tell (mostly good things) about it.

Philip Jenkins says we need a theology of church extinction.

A Harvard-educated reformed Jew grapples with the Old Testament.

Derek Cooper offers an insider's guide — and reflections on what schools need to do better.

Lyle Dorsett extols G.K. Chesterton's Orthodoxy.

CEO Moe Girkins wants to take the site beyond just verses. iTunes-style commentaries, anyone?

Teen twins Alex and Brett Harris call their peers to something more.

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

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

The Christian lawyer at the center of the U.S. attorneys scandal speaks out about his firing, faith, and future.