In four-and-a-half hours of tending a Salvation Army Christmas kettle, I raise $150 and my own faith in human nature.

Why would Martin Luther and Jonathan Edwards make fools of themselves over the return of Christ?

After six years of silence, Schaeffer presents an apology for Christian involvement in the arts.

Fetal-cell transplants can help victims of debilitating disease. But is the price too high?

For Christian virtue to rise above its pale and monotonous image, it must, like art, become a bridge between the visible and the invisible.