The former aide to President George W. Bush explains ways to think theologically about repentance.

An excerpt from the evangelist's 'Nearing Home.'

Picks from Sara Zarr, author of 'How to Save a Life.'

Why the pastor says gender roles are changing and how the church can be more effective in promoting marriage.

Short reviews of 'Moral Apologetics for Contemporary Christians,' 'Beautiful Outlaw,' and 'The Accidental Revolutionary.'

The Nashville native is feeding and caring for thousands and raising children on her own.

Who he was, what he did, why it matters.

Every turn in Thomas Oden's theology took him further left, until he came face to face with Augustine and Wesley.

Brief reviews of 'The Pietist Impulse in Christianity,' 'John in the Company of Poets,' and 'What I Hate.'

Free at first: an excerpt from 'Chaos and Grace.'

Today's politically liberal evangelicals may not be as different as some imagine.

The term 'Son of God' should be retained, but not at the expense of comprehension, translating groups say.

What a surprising survey says about how reading the Bible frequently can turn you liberal (in some ways).

'Unnatural Selection' traces the world's missing girls back to powerful Western institutions.

Why the governor of Indiana is ambivalent about "compassionate conservatism," sees fiscal responsibility as a moral issue, and still wants a truce on social issues.

The philosophy professor wants all Christians to go out and defend the faith in love.

A non-Christian reporter profiles martyrs of the Middle Kingdom. A review of 'God Is Red.'

How the pastor of Bethlehem Baptist Church went from a self-described racist to an adoptive father of an African American. An excerpt from 'Bloodlines.'

Brief reviews of 'A Sunlit Absence,' 'The Final Hour,' and 'Owen Barfield on C. S. Lewis.'