Why evangelicals have taken such an interest in idols.

Will Christian history books ever sell?

The memoirist reads the text of his life, and addresses the parlous state of the pastoral calling.

The Story of the World in the Life of Jesus

Short Reviews of 'Confessing History,' 'The Word Exchange,' and 'Anger, Mercy, Revenge.'

The controversial pastor raises crucial questions, but offers answers that may sabotage his goals.

Would C.S. Lewis have renounced Turkish Delight from Ash Wednesday to Easter?

Religion professor T. David Gordon says Muzak has shaped singing in church.

Jews bear no collective guilt for crucifixion, he says.

He's not the first to try to resolve old biblical tensions in new ways.

Justin Taylor's blog post on a book that hasn't been released yet highlights a theological debate on universalism.

It's time to reassess the posture of perpetual outrage.

Louisiana's governor talks about his conversion and policy priorities.

To read well is to prepare oneself to live wisely, kindly, and wittily.

Huckabee speaks with CT on issues like immigration and the environment, the faith of politicians, and a possible presidential candidacy.

Picks by Camerin Courtney, the author of "Table for One" and co-author of "The UnGuide to Dating."

The "Read with Discernment" program listed popular authors as "strictly for critical study or research."

The problem with Eric Metaxas's portrayal of the German hero as an evangelical.

Why we can’t understand the gospel—or ourselves—without the Trinity. A review of 'The Deep Things of God.'