From John Wilson, editor of Books & Culture.

An excerpt from 'Paul Behaving Badly.'

How to share the gospel without making other people—or ourselves—so uncomfortable.

Or to recover its riches? Two Protestant luminaries look at the legacy of the Reformation, 500 years later.

Ann Voskamp’s rural Canadian life may seem picture perfect. But with her new book, the intensely shy writer could spark a social movement among North American Christians.

In his new book, Wright explains that Jesus' death does more than just get us into heaven.

Good governments can slow the spread of genocide, but they can’t stop people from becoming genocidal.

A protest song for Syrian refugees and suburban soccer moms.

Amid much public debate, publisher says strategy for a 'stable' Bible was a 'mistake.'

Why happiness and holiness don’t have to be in conflict.

'Culture of Death' sounds the alarm on pending medical bioethics legislation and other troubling trends.

A doctor reflects on what healthcare can—and can’t—accomplish.

An excerpt from 'Humble Roots.'

Peter Wehner, former presidential aide, helps us wrestle with deeper issues than Candidate A versus Candidate B.

Compiled by Matt Reynolds

When you limit your social circles, you limit your opportunities to grow.

And then I shared it with the man the government sent to kill me.

A Bible expert diagnoses the bad habits that keep us from feasting on God’s Word.

Christians still need a better understanding of the complexity of shame.