Short Reviews of Jesus, The Middle Eastern Storyteller, Miss Betsey, and The Sleepy Little Alphabet.

There's something more important than our intellectual framework.

With Singled Out, Christine Colón imagines what celibacy might look like for today's evangelicals.

When the 'true love waits' pledge card has worn off.

Nancy Guthrie, the author of Hearing Jesus Speak into Your Sorrow, offers a list of new and classic titles.

Not necessarily, says Gregg A. Ten Elshof.

Why the conservative movement is a model of democratic values.

Short reviews of Jericho's Fall, Religion in the National Agenda, and Naming Infinity.

Donald Miller hints at what to expect from his upcoming book.

Historian Mark Noll talks about how U.S. missionaries have—and have not—shaped the faith in other nations.

Robert Wright thinks God is okay, as long as he behaves like a secular humanist.

Author Susan Isaacs on comedy, church hopping, and having a 'middle-class white girl's Dark Night of the Soul.'

Author A. J. Jacobs talks with CT about becoming a minor celebrity in the Christian world.

Scholars challenge David Bebbington in The Advent of Evangelicalism.

A hand-written Bible traveled 22,000 miles across 124 cities in 40 states.

Isla Morley's debut portrays the complexity of grief after a child's death.