An interview with Jeannie Cunnion about Parenting the Whole Hearted Child

Marriage requires a stronger foundation than just cutesy promises.

Ronald Osborn launches an assault on overly literal understandings of the creation story.

Tim Muehlhoff discusses the art of civil, Christlike conversation.

What memoir-writing has to do with Christian faith

A historian explores the sappier side of evangelical life.

An interview with Caryn Rivadeneira about God's role and redemption when we face a crisis.

A willing subject, a talented photographer, and great light. When planning a photo session in a remote location you hope for those three things. In the case of CT’s April 2014 cover story, we received them all.

Alan Jacobs explains why the nearly 500-year-old Anglican prayer book retains its influence, and why it should appeal even to (non-Anglican) evangelicals.

The author of Found talks about prayer, parenting, and grace

For the UK writer, Christianity must first make sense in the realm of lived experience.

In a wave of books for modern moms, Gloria Furman’s gospel meditations offer a simple goal.

Compiled by Matt Reynolds

How I came to stop hiding and face the biggest secret of my early life.

Trillia Newbell casts a vision for a reconciled, racially diverse church.

How the church could do a better job preparing them for positions of power.

‘Girl at the End of the World’ adds to an important line of ex-fundamentalist survivor stories.

After World War II, a small cluster of intellectuals determined our cultural values. George Marsden says we need more voices at the table.