Blue Like Jazz resonates with readers who grapple with the paradoxes of faith

Norman Wright's Helping Those Who Hurt guides readers in encouraging loved ones

"In Power Failure, Albert Bergmann looks at Christianity in a culture of technology"

"Simple activities bind families together and deepen their relationship with God, says the author of Sacred Stories of Ordinary Families"

Nineteen books by founder sold to Worldwide Church of God splinter group

"The horror of Buffy Summers and the fantasy of Harry Potter draw from conservative religious imagery while fans feed on conservative opposition, says the author of From Angels to Aliens."

"Evangelicals may feel that stories of supernatural battles between good and evil belong to them, but they cannot control how these stories will be reconfigured once they enter the realm of entertainment media"

"Christian theology is the catalyst, not the brake, for progress in Western history"

"An interview with Rodney Stark, author of For the Glory of God: How Monotheism Led to Reformations, Science, Witch-hunts, and the End of Slavery"

The problem wasn't that the leadership was silent. It was that almost nobody listened.

Sacrificing community at the altar of freedom

An interview with David Koyzis, author of Political Visions & Illusions

Being the Body ties together Charles Colson's varied strands of advocacy

"In This Far By Faith, Juan Williams argues that the spiritual journey of African Americans is essential to understanding America"

Saint Julian is a dark fictional account of depravity and redemption

Mike Mason's Champagne for the Soul is an ode to joy

Evangelical leaders in numerous disciplines choose the year's top titles

Religious thinkers debate how America should use its unrivaled influence

John Ortberg's Everybody's Normal Till You Get To Know Them explores pursuing the dream of community with imperfect people