The real story of how "Nixon's hatchet man" ended up in, out, and back in prison (and the White House), shaping a movement in the process.

The senator bucked easy categories, even in citing a simple verse.

Catherine Clark Kroeger championed women’s equality without budging on scriptural authority.

How the pastor/evangelist shaped the Pentecostal and evangelical movements—and the world.

Allan C. Emery exemplified a life of quiet service.

Richard John Neuhaus helped inspire a generation of evangelicals to participate boldly in the public square.

A First Things junior fellow remembers the man whose life was spent 'witnessing to the truth.'

Solzhenitsyn's death reminds us about freedom's cost and biblical purpose.

Philip Yancey writes to save his past—and others' futures.

The bluesman has been haunted by God through his early years, his born-again period, and his recovery.

Plus: Mark Fackler remembers Walker

How a chance meeting with a selfless Christian star changed my life.

Luci Shaw's tribute to L'Engle, a writer and friend.

Remembering D. James Kennedy.

Anne Graham Lotz remembers Ruth Bell Graham's stuffed-toy hedgehogs, unconditional love, and intense relationship with God.

Ruth Graham tells about how her mother's childhood in China prepared her for ministry.

Vernard Eller died this week. His images and ideas continue to nag me.

Bruce Metzger devoted his life to helping us know early Christianity and its manuscripts better.

Now that John Paul II is gone, I am even more of an orphan than the Christians in the Roman church.