The exiled Chinese Christian’s autobiography gives hope for all who suffer persecution for their faith.

(Fake) tweets inspired by Mark Driscoll's behavior at the Strange Fire conference.

Amidst a turbulent season of life, Carolyn Weber learned to see the sheer joy of every moment with God.

Critics say American Christianity downplays Christ's suffering. Two Reformed scholars answer the charge.

Christena Cleveland examines the cultural differences that frustrate the quest for Christian unity.

Maybe you're not crashing and burning. But it's dangerous to stay stuck in neutral.

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The NavPress–Tyndale alliance could signal a new publishing normal.

Common practices like yoga and acupuncture have roots in other religions. Are we ignoring that?

Meet the pro-choice, secular Manhattanite whose study of society’s outcasts prepared her to welcome a son with Down syndrome.

The evangelist speaks to CT on obedience, Heaven and Hell, and his My Hope campaign.

But do you need to? Will it further your pursuit of holiness?

Bestselling author tells RNS how writing new book brought him 'back into the fold.'

Talking Jesus jokes and Internet culture with hashtag-maker Rachel Marie Stone.

What I think Alister McGrath got wrong about Lewis's wife, Joy Davidman.

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The author of Hipster Christianity lists the books that most shaped the ideas in his new release, Gray Matters: Navigating the Space between Legalism & Liberty (Baker Books, 2013).