The first acclaimed black artist shared the gospel without saying a word.

It's like finding needles in a hymnstack.

Can we avoid turning the Brooklyn-based artist and Christian into a poster boy?

Plaster sinks and other strange artifacts are altars to an unknown god.

Seeing God’s design in blighted neighborhoods.

And how Christians in the arts can bring them back.

Three views on how to keep church services from becoming like American Idol.

Why the pulpit—and not the screen—still belongs at the center of our churches.

As Hollywood works its way through dramatizing the fantasy novels, several hope to tell a more historical tale of real-world friendship.

Images of Jesus are everywhere, under 45 tons of rubble and on pieces of toast. New research tells why.

And yet, I believe. Loving our creative God, embracing our paradoxical faith.

Good things happen when the bearded arts guy takes on the toddler room.

Despite our faith's rich artistic history, we wrongly trash-talk Christian works.

The folk singer-songwriter writes about faith after the 'mountaintop experiences.'

An interview with Kelly Crow, who has reported on the contemporary art world for 'The Wall Street Journal' since 2006.

Why muralist Carolyn Elaine returned to her embattled alma mater.

The local, highly ordinary gospel witness of Zoe Livable Church.

Images of Jesus on the cross no longer command auction prices.

An interview with Los Angeles's Jason Leith about his new installation that features portraits of the homeless.