The founder of These Numbers Have Faces focuses on outreach by degrees.

Ben Witherington III calls for serious theological reflection on activities that occupy most of our waking hours.

Marching under the banner of "rationality," cultural progressives fear the public influence of religion—and often dislike religious people themselves

Bill & Gloria Gaither celebrate their music, Scripture's vitality, and 50 years of marriage.

Eric Jacobsen, author of 'The Space Between: A Christian Engagement with the Built Environment,' says place matters for human flourishing.

The Oscar winner fights against human trafficking, and has a new movie to raise awareness.

The embattled sociologist talks to CT about the controversy over his study of homosexuality and parenting.

Agnostic scholar Katharine Wilkinson looks at the legacy of the Evangelical Climate Initiative.

Asia's underground railroad has deeply Christian origins, says journalist Melanie Kirkpatrick.

John Ortberg looks at Jesus' unparalleled impact on human history.

New memoir addresses abusive childhood, a wild ride with Creed, a near suicide attempt, and, finally, getting right with God.

Jo Saxton helps churches change their communities.

One-time atheist and now head of ChinaAid, Bob Fu believes China may soon have one of the largest populations of Christians worldwide.

Karen Handel speaks about the intense fire she faced during the abortion provider's funding feud with the Susan G. Komen foundation.

It's one of those things you don't want to moderate despite the risks, he says.

Jim Sonefeld's past is marred by alcoholism, but the former Hootie drummer is on the straight and narrow now.

The founder of the Harlem Children's Zone on why it takes a whole community to educate a child.

Comedian says he felt God's call to host new game show, 'The American Bible Challenge.'

The host of a controversial new documentary doesn't hesitate to make the comparison.