Classic places where Christians have gone for centuries.

The surprising rewards of Christian travel.

Pastoral teams are still trying to bridge the generation gap.

Combining liturgy and postmodern culture leads to fresh forms of worships in the U.K.

Clap your hands, all you nations; shout to God with cries of joy. —Psalm 47:1

Vin Diesel and Paul Walker reprise their roles as thief and cop, but while this latest installment in the franchise is certainly fast and furious, it's also vulgar, noisy, and dumb.

This festival hit from the UK attempts to reinvigorate a tired genre, but its aimless experiments end up being tiring, instead.

Worship trends among the young are more complicated than you realize.

The vision of John Comenius and the story of the Unity of the Brethren give us a good way to test a hypothesis.

Abraham Lincoln was not a philosopher, but to him ideas mattered.

Born-again Khmer Rouge prison director apologizes, asks for forgiveness in trial.

Lent teaches us how much we Christians hate God.

The historical evidence contradicts this popular notion.

How you present the gospel may matter more than what you actually say.