Our individual exceptionalism has theological consequences.

There's a fine line between irony and ire, and alas, Father John Misty crossed it.

Christianity Today picks the top 12 albums of the year.

100 songs in, Stevens understands the joys, pains, and ironies of Christmas like no other artist.

From ye olde classics to African-American spirituals to more modern fare, a versatile mix.

Boston's Old South Church is selling a copy of the historic volume. Here's why it's such a big deal.

He plays up to 24 instruments in the studio and on stage, and now on a Christmas album.

Inside his solo debut, "The McGuire Side."

Grammy nominee says Tourette's took her 'for a spin.'

Confessions of a 45-year-old Justin Bieber fan.

Waterdeep's front man explores life's storms—including his father's suicide—in new off-Broadway musical.

She only recorded a handful of songs before slipping into oblivion. Now it's time to bring her back.

Bill & Gloria Gaither celebrate their music, Scripture's vitality, and 50 years of marriage.

The Northern Irishman has been singing into the mystic—and of the divine—for decades.

Scholars, including the coauthor of the recent study alleging that it creates a "high," weigh in.

New memoir addresses abusive childhood, a wild ride with Creed, a near suicide attempt, and, finally, getting right with God.

What happens when a Richmond-based concert venue asks audiences to be completely silent.

Art House North is gathering musicians, photographers, and filmmakers to find 'a creative culture for the common good' of the Twin Cities.