The Hudson Institute senior fellow discusses initial findings of the forthcoming book Religious Freedom in the World 2007.

World Vision India head Jayakumar Christian on how the poor become movers and shakers, and movers and shakers become poor.

Plus: Fearing secularization and "fundamentalization" and whether "Christian economics" exist.

After a long absence from making music, not to mention a series of tragedies—including a divorce and her daughter's suicide—CCM veteran Kelly Willard is back on the scene.

Journalist Rami Khouri on how the church can foster peace in a troubled region.

Rod Lurie, director of Resurrecting the Champ, is a West Point grad who emphasizes ethics—especially honesty and integrity—in his movies.

That's how screenwriter Geert Heetebrij describes The Interior, a unique new film about Christian missionaries that's being released in weekly episodes exclusively online.

Ex-Korn guitarist Brian "Head" Welch recounts his self-destructive rise to stardom, and the major changes in his life since praying to God for deliverance.

Theologian and educator Ruth Padilla DeBorst says true Christian mission addresses issues of power and poverty.

Singer/songwriter Ron Block—who plays guitar and banjo for Alison Krauss and Union Station—reflects on his journey to find identity in Christ instead of his own talent.

Bob Roberts has an idea that may change American congregations, if not the world.

The president of the Southern Baptist Convention's Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission talks about his new book, The Divided States of America?

Michael Landon Jr. on making movies for Christians.

Pioneer Brian Doerksen on what's wrong with worship music.

Or something. And God is in all of us, and he doesn't judge. Such is the wobbly theology of Sinead O'Connor, whose new album is being pitched to the Christian market.

Arlene Sanchez Walsh on the African-style prosperity gospel right in our backyards--in immigrant Latino churches.

Ugandan-born theologian Emmanuel Katongole offers a new paradigm for missions.

Shuler, a Democratic Congressman from North Carolina who ran as a social conservative, defeated a Republican incumbent in 2006.

A longtime friend of Ruth Graham says this woman of great faith also missed her husband deeply.