The Civil Wars, that is, fronted by Joy Williams and John Paul White, whose debut CD releases today.

The former governor of Minnesota has announced his presidential candidacy. Here's CT's earlier interview on issues like cap & trade, foreign policy, and whether evangelicals have influence in the Republican Party anymore.

The evangelist says he "sometimes crossed the line" in politics, "old age can be a lonely time," and warns evangelicals of being "victims of our own success."

John Sowers addresses the root of many social ills.

On his new album, 'Leaving Eden', Brandon Heath explores the fall of man—including his own—but keeps turning back to the hope of Christ.

Christians in the marketplace, says Jeff Van Duzer, are not second-class citizens of the kingdom.

The writer and editor seeks the redemption of all creation.

How faith guided the former secretary of state's life from the segregated South to dictating the nation's foreign policy.

Journalist and poet Eliza Grizwold says we can learn a lot about Christianity by surveying the region where they have clashed for 200 years.

London's Will Poulter was born to play Eustace Scrubb, the bratty young boy in 'Voyage of the Dawn Treader,' opening this week.

The pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian Church says seeking justice is not optional for the person saved by grace.

Douglas Gresham, C. S. Lewis's stepson and co-producer of the Narnia movies, is the keeper of his stepfather's flame.

The World Evangelical Alliance's Geoff Tunnicliffe talks about efforts to ensure a fair and peaceful election in Sudan and calls for a world day of prayer for the safety of believers there.

Jamie Tworkowski’s nonprofit shows love to self-destructive teens.

Matt Perman on how Christians should think about productivity.

What they can, and cannot, teach evangelicals.

Soong-Chan Rah calls for the American church to understand itself.

With their fourth holiday album in 11 years, Point of Grace is in the Christmas spirit. We talked to Leigh Cappillino about their latest.

How and why Michael Gerson believes Christians should not abandon the public square.