Discovering God's time-management.

Freedom House's Paul Marshall says Shari'ah is both less and more dangerous than you think.

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

The spiritual father of so many English Reformers died at the hands of the church he refused to leave.

First joy, then sorrow in West Virginia. Theodicy gets a new layer.

What faith looks like when it's dangerous to sing and walk at the same time.

The church becomes countercultural by sinking its roots ever deeper into God's heavenly gifts.

Discoveries bolster understanding of early church, biblical account of David's kingdom.

We are misguided when we modernize hymn texts.

An old, proud actor discovers that Jesus came for elitists, too.

Despite recent rapprochement, evangelicals and Catholics remain far apart on key issues.

Why I didn't like the hymns and praise songs we were singing—and why I was missing the point.

An interview with Barbara Reynolds.

The lessons of history are fair game for use today.

For one Anglican priest, boxing is a means of grace.

A lesson on reality from fantasy author C.S. Lewis.

Weight loss for me isn't about beauty or health.

A fresh look at what this controversial marriage passage says--and doesn't say.

Nine tasks egalitarians and complementarians can pursue.