How the story of Joseph helps us fight feelings of hopelessness.

Mocked and derided across the cultural spectrum, the message of “health and wealth” enjoys wider support than one might imagine.

Picks from the author of author of Eat with Joy: Redeeming God’s Gift of Food.

If you can fit in just one more book, we recommend one of these.

My glimpse into the hopes, anxieties, and regrets of the homeless in Harvard Square.

Bruce Strom’s legal assistance nonprofit takes its cues from the Good Samaritan.

The author’s portrait of a would-be political revolutionary relies on outdated scholarship and breathtaking leaps in logic.

What Madame Bovary taught me about love and life.

When I learned that kids in my city couldn't swim, I started to rethink how much I'd invested in overseas missions.

The author of 'Inside Out' makes a new elevator pitch for male and female.

It's an important factor, but it's not the whole story.

Richard Cox explores the findings of neuroscience on how we hear sermons.

Larry Eskridge remembers the hippies, druggies, and assorted countercultural freaks who embraced Christianity in the late 1960s.

From the editor of Books & Culture.

Compiled by Matt Reynolds

The beloved Christian apologist's best books range beyond the Chronicles of Narnia.

N. D. Wilson paints a portrait of living joyfully underneath the horizon of mortality.

The American revolutionaries justified their cause with ample appeals to Scripture. But what should Christians think of the conclusions they drew?

The 'Battle Hymn of the Republic' has marched its way through American history. But does it do justice to Jesus?