James Sire's memoir looks back on his ranchland upbringing and career in apologetics.

What it's like to follow Christ embedded in Muslim culture. An interview with a Muslim follower of Isa.

The best-selling author and church planter is not easily satisfied with the church or himself.

Tim Keller shows how the seeds of gospel transformation can take root in rocky secular soil.

The gold medalist talks to CT about her upbringing, her absent dad, and her plans for Rio 2016.

He plays up to 24 instruments in the studio and on stage, and now on a Christmas album.

Wiman's Baptist faith lay dormant until love and cancer unearthed it.

Author Adam C. English says St. Nicholas was social activist, businessman, lawyer—and man of God.

The best-selling author talks about why she thinks it was real.

Why megachurch pastor Charles Stanley had spent so much time in prayer his whole life.

Pastor Pete Armstrong says his church's relief efforts are among many common-good decisions to bless the Lower East Side.

Angus T. Jones explains the conversion that led him to denounce his CBS sitcom as 'filth.'

Yes, it's overtly Christian. Yes, it's ska. Yes, this is 2012. And they know it.

Inside his solo debut, "The McGuire Side."

Grammy nominee says Tourette's took her 'for a spin.'

Chaplains watched over their flocks in the midst of great danger.

A new study finds that women faculty say they're undermined and passed over for advancement because of their gender. But they're happier than they'd be at secular schools.

An interview with Wheaton College's new Humanitarian Disaster Institute.

On new album, troubadour ponders his eternal fate, a hard life, and 'groping in the dark.'