A Jewel of a Writer Bret Lott is a true-blue evangelical who writes literary fiction that New York takes seriously (and that Oprah loves).
by Lauren F. Winner | June 10, 2005
Dick Staub on the Star Wars Myth Lucas's stories may have more in common with Hinduism than Christianity, but it's still True Myth, says the author of Christian Wisdom of the Jedi Masters .
Interview by Stan Guthrie | May 17, 2005
Sacred Story With the pen as his pulpit, George MacDonald used fiction to show the relevance of scriptural truth to the problems of his age.
Kirsten Jeffrey Johnson | April 1, 2005
Victorian Visionaries George MacDonald's friends worked to reform society, challenge the church, and inspire the imagination.
Stephen Prickett, Edwin Woodruff Tait, J. Philip Newell, and Rachel Johnson | April 1, 2005
Life and Religion Are One George MacDonald embraced all experiences, both joys and hardships, as vehicles of grace—and inspired others to do the same.
Rolland Hein | April 1, 2005
Second-Best Kid Lit Ever John Granger considers the Potter series the best thing since The Chronicles of Narnia.
Reviewed by Douglas LeBlanc | October 1, 2004
Real Fantasy The first installment in a new Tolkien-inspired series shows genuine promise.
Reviewed by Newlyn Allison | August 1, 2004
A Christian Harry Potter? Shadowmancer , Britain's hit fantasy novel, conjures darkness so the light will shine brighter.
Greg Taylor | June 1, 2004
Skillful Story-Telling Bad Ground confirms W. Dale Cramer as a bright new voice in faith fiction
Reviewed by Cindy Crosby | June 1, 2004
C.S. Lewis, the Sneaky Pagan The author of A Field Guide to Narnia says Lewis wove pre-Christian ideas into a story for a post-Christian culture.
Interview by Rob Moll | June 1, 2004
Making Disciples by Sacred Story Biblical storytelling conveys the realities of our faith better than almost any other form of communication.
By Walter Wangerin Jr. | February 1, 2004
The First Battle For the Bible A century after Christ's death, a literalist and a spiritualizer forced the church to choose how it would read the Scriptures it inherited from the Jews
Joseph T. Lienhard | October 1, 2003
Origen: Friend or Foe? By turns bizarre and insightful, Origen's allegorical forays remain fascinating reading today.
October 1, 2003
