The great abolitionist spoke words of rebuke—and hope—to a slaveholding society.

How terminal cancer gave a young historian greater sympathy with those seeking after “health and wealth.”

Matthew Kaemingk makes a political and theological case for welcoming Muslim immigrants.

Melba Beals describes how faith helped her flourish amid many trials.

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The release that best embodies our pursuit of Beautiful Orthodoxy.

An excerpt from 'Liturgy of the Ordinary,' CT's 2018 Beautiful Orthodoxy Book of the Year.

Renowned designer Dana Tanamachi brings modern illustrations to the ancient text.

Influential theologian and author lived to be 101, and to see his popular book remain in print.

Alec Ryrie explores the emotional bonds that have held the Protestant family together for 500 years.

Judith Flanders teases out the surprising mix of religious and secular elements in many beloved holiday customs.

Two books—one Catholic, one Protestant—show how the conversation should be engaged.

Brad Gregory follows the bouncing balls of post-Reformation history—but loses sight of who set them in motion.

How the composer (and his lesser-known collaborator) wedded Scripture and music in daring new ways.

The so-called “dismal science” is a powerful tool for wealth creation, but also for healing broken communities.

How theology sheds new light on the purposes of architecture.