The megachurch pastor who faced backlash for praying at the President's inauguration talks to CT about politics, a new magazine, and the economy.

Sara Watkins goes solo while her old band, Nickel Creek, goes on hiatus.

Francis Beckwith explains why Notre Dame's invitation is so controversial, and what it says about higher education.

Kevin Roose sojourns at Liberty U. and lives to tell (mostly good things) about it.

The retired NFL coach speaks to CT about the family, faith, and virtue.

Leading HIV researcher Edward C. Green says criticism of the pope 'unfair.'

Samaritan's Purse leader asks president to reinstate aid agency work in Darfur region.

Christian Legal Society lawyer notes that exceptions to rules can be as discriminatory as rules themselves.

Philip Jenkins says we need a theology of church extinction.

Michael Landon Jr. on directing The Velveteen Rabbit, tapping into a child's imagination, and the challenges of being a Christian in Hollywood.

Fearing he was headed for hell, Randy Travis quit drinking and drugs in his mid-20s and started following Jesus—and now he has a greatest hits gospel CD to show for it.

Front man and principal songwriter Luke Caldwell on simple songs, staying indie, and becoming a dad.

Abandoned as a baby because he was born blind, country music star Ronnie Milsap found God anyway—and now has an album of gospel songs to show for it.

How local churches can handle — and prevent — depression.

A Harvard-educated reformed Jew grapples with the Old Testament.

Hollywood legend Jane Russell never intended the former reputation—indeed, she even fought it—but she was always serious about living her faith in Tinseltown.

The Passion Conference founder talks about his overseas tour and the new church he has started with Matt Redman and Chris Tomlin.

Former adult film star Crissy Moran returns to Christ and makes a movie based on the Bible story of Hosea and Gomer.

Gary Haugen says rescuing the oppressed is within our reach.