A recent discovery unveils an unknown chapter in the life the famous Oxford Don.

From Screwtape to Swift, Terry Lindvall recommends books that tickle the funny bone—and prick the conscience.

The bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki destroyed Joy Davidman’s worldview, too.

With the era of 'Christian consensus' coming to a close, we have a fresh opportunity to make the gospel appealing.

Social network studied 130,000 status updates to find most-influential books.

His famous 1975 homerun used to define my grief. Now it marks my longing for heaven.

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

Director of Wade Center at Wheaton College for 19 years.

Lewis had a healthy suspicion of easy words like "progress."

Or is Alister McGrath's biography too preoccupied with what Lewis declines to reveal?

Keller's childhood correspondence with the revered author led her to Christian faith.

The former Archbishop of Canterbury says his evangelical friends were fans in the 1960s. Now he's one too.

He’s still showing us how to pay attention.

Why the path to reasonable faith begins with story and imagination.

What I think Alister McGrath got wrong about Lewis's wife, Joy Davidman.

What outspoken Justice, 'The Screwtape Letters', and survey data suggest about Satan today.

Patron saint of American evangelicals finally gets his due in his homeland.

How sensual delights prepare us for the eternal feast.