Francis Spufford describes to outsiders where we're coming from.

Meet the gun-loving, red meat–eating evangelical whose reading of Scripture persuaded him to embrace nonviolence.

Not since “My Utmost for His Highest” has a daily devotional enraptured the English-speaking world, from cynical intellectuals to sweet grandmas, across the theological spectrum. How Young might change how we think about prayer.

Yes, the early church was pro-life. But it wasn't just the death of the unborn that it opposed.

Trevin Wax's tale of a doubting young man goes heavy on theology, but light on character development.

That’s why the popular pastor wrote a book about staying God-centered amid the whirl of life’s demands.

A conversation with the French journalist who has followed Asia Bibi’s plight in Pakistan.

(UPDATED) Son explains how popular Bible teacher's health caused 29-hour disappearance.

Vern Bengtson’s research shows the surprising resiliency of faith as it passes from parents to children.

The social critic says a foundational human right really is under threat at home and abroad.

Two highly imaginative experts explore viticulture, the Bible, and Jesus’ taste in wines.

The Episcopal priest and author died last week at age 88.

Christians who question their beliefs deserve better than defensive slogans and cliches.

It's about much more than managing your Google calendar.

"You know what happens to anyone who attacks the holy Prophet Muhammad."

From the editor of Books & Culture.

Compiled by Matt Reynolds

The scholar urges the church to stop neglecting Jesus' prayer book.

A new book suggests otherwise, but it is dead wrong.