Artists and storytellers cultivate beauty and mystery. So do teachers, parents, and church potluck planners.

An encouragement to widen our musical tastes, expand our emotional range, renew our melodic emphasis, and incorporate other artistic expressions.

Two of our favorite Christmas stories teach us that no one can be redeemed in isolation.

Randall Stephens’s history pays attention to political and cultural flash points—without losing focus on the music itself.

Creativity becomes more than expressing ourselves as we reflect God into the world.

Ten years after his suicide, I marvel at his genius but mourn the crushing burdens he carried.

The cofounder of a new art and vocation institute in South Carolina aims to address the intersection of faith, family, creativity, and calling.

A new “spiritual biography” of the author of A Wrinkle in Time celebrates her refusal to be pigeonholed.

How the earliest evangelicals struggled to leave their imprint on emerging trends in science, law, and culture.

What an Old Testament artist tells us about aesthetic vocation.

Why a scriptural imagination is essential to the making and enjoying of art.

How will Christians respond to the live production? The show’s history offers some clues.

His music inspired a generation of Jesus freaks, but he never shook the suspicion of being a wolf in sheep’s clothing.

The singer-songwriter and author reflects on a long career of finding holy hope in the face of self-doubt.

How the composer (and his lesser-known collaborator) wedded Scripture and music in daring new ways.

For the Atlanta-based spoken word poet, God shines best through art that feels human.

Faculty push back against stricter standards keeping curse words, R-rated movies, and sexual content out of their curricula.

An excerpt from ‘Culture Care.’

What primetime pioneers Mary Tyler Moore and Lena Dunham teach us about culture-making and Christian influence.