What I learned from three female saints who never bore children—physical ones, anyway.

Those who appear weak and foolish can be powerful conduits of God's love.

This St. Augustine biopic is memorable more for its subject's merit than its own.

Every turn in Thomas Oden's theology took him further left, until he came face to face with Augustine and Wesley.

In nightclubs, coffeehouses, and iPods, true first-person storytelling is becoming a cultural force as it borrows from Christian tradition.

We can grab hold of joy in this life, not just in heaven, says theologian Ellen Charry. A review of 'God and the Art of Happiness.'

A new biography helps us sense what life was like for the "pretty weird" and highly influential Julian of Norwich.

Picks from Timothy George, founding dean of Beeson Divinity School.

Newsweek, Fox News, and others debate whether the "Christian viewer vote" has become too powerful.

Why we need to keep The Extremist in check.

But if we are to choose a social issue for March 17, what would it be?

Our love is most godly when it is against the world for the world.

The church fathers show us how to read Scripture imaginatively.

Recovering the lost spiritual discipline of reading biographies.

Perpetua, Felicity, and Polycarp can teach ordinary Christians about living each day as a witness to grace.

As the Roman Catholic Church recognizes Hawaii's hero as a saint, what should we think about his chief posthumous critic?

Sometimes we just need to hear stories.

The thunderbolt of Bethlehem struggled with the need to synthesize classical learning and Christian truth. So did the brightest lights of the Renaissance and Reformation. And so do Christians today.

How the great theologian might weigh in on the Darwin debate.