Mark Mittelberg says this is no time to jettison logic.

The author of Spiritual Formation as if the Church Mattered says the church must reclaim its disciple-making infrastructure.

Writer Daniel Radosh explores the heavy-handed evangelists, the art snobs, the money changers, and others who make up the Christian entertainment industry.

Tom Schreiner's New Testament Theology searches for Scripture's unifying themes.

Why is a former Chinese official talking to Luis Palau?

David Wells on The Courage to Be Protestant.

The experience of Zondervan's new head, Maureen 'Moe' Girkins, hints at the future of Christian publishing.

The longtime activist on abortion, gay marriage, Iraq — and biblical orthodoxy.

Amy Sullivan explains how the Democrats alienated evangelicals and are trying to win them back.

Walter Russell Mead argues that evangelicals have a crucial role to play in American foreign affairs.

A 1997 Books & Culture interview with William F. Buckley, Jr., who died Wednesday, February 27.

Top evangelical scholars team up for landmark commentary on New Testament use of Old Testament.

She is in lockstep with the United Methodist Church on almost all issues, says Paul Kengor, author of "God and Hillary Clinton."

David Miller wants us to think more deeply about integrating faith and work.

The author of The Year of Living Biblically talks about following biblical laws as a 'reverent agnostic.'

Learning to live in three worlds.

Aitken biography examines a giant on his own terms.

Bryan Litfin, author of Getting to Know the Church Fathers, says that we need to reclaim our spiritual heritage.

Cultural exegesis is a necessary skill in Christian life, says the editor of Everyday Theology.