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

I've got Richard Baxter in my briefcase.

Together, Emperor Justinian I and Empress Theodora I transformed the Byzantine landscape.

Andrew Walls may be the most important person you don't know.

Historian Eamon Duffy's latest work sheds light on medieval prayer practices—and may prompt us to think again about our own.

Historian John Wolffe reveals evangelicals' explosive impact during the age of reform (1790s-1840s).

Take a mind-blowing journey with the great philosopher-saint in this audio course from the Teaching Company.

Michael Kazin's recent biography of Williams Jennings Bryan introduces the 'Great Commoner' to a new generation.

One hundred fifty years before C. S. Lewis, William Wilberforce wrote the Mere Christianity of his time.

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Two recent books give unconventional glimpses into Chicago ballplayer-turned-evangelist Billy Sunday's unconventional career.

The Christian Classics Ethereal Library came to my rescue in a homiletical emergency.

Former atheist Antony Flew's admission of the existence of God shocked believers and skeptics alike, but such a turnaround is far from unique. In the 19th century, many leading intellectuals who had once lost their faith ended up reconverting.