What the biggest name in women’s Bible studies wants the next generation to know.

Why the writer, widow, and anti-trafficking volunteer doesn't shy away from the problem of pain.

The graphic novelist and MacArthur Grant recipient sees his life as an outsider as a blessing.

How a gifted, high-achieving spiritual guide learned to share his wounds with others.

How Chigozie Obioma’s writing draws on Western and African expressions of faith.

Join with all nature in manifold witness.

A CT fiction judge's challenge to evangelical writers and publishers.

But only after I went to Japan in search of his life story.

The best-selling author and speaker talks about her past and her first-ever work of fiction.

Ann Voskamp’s rural Canadian life may seem picture perfect. But with her new book, the intensely shy writer could spark a social movement among North American Christians.

In the age of push-button publishing, self-disclosure isn't always God's best.

My story of ditching hypocritical religion and secular hedonism for the joys of true discipleship.

Plagiarism offends the original author and the Author of all.

Don't underrate plain paper and ink.

Then God asked me to start writing them, for his glory.

How community discernment can help women recognize their gifts.

Even while I was raised far from Christian faith, God revealed himself through classic children's books.

God-talk isn’t just for academia. It’s for laundry rooms, gyms, hospitals, and everywhere else.

How even the harshest criticism makes us better writers.