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Need some new music for the coming season? Our reviewers share their favorite Christmas albums.

The Christmas Tree Ship and its captain, Herman Schuenemann, faithfully brought Christmas trees from Michigan’s Upper Peninsula

Qumsiyeh, a Palestinian Christian, gives detailed histories of Palestinians, including Christians, and their perspective on their stru

In Sara Groves’ 10th studio album, , w

Roy Berkenbosch is director of the Micah Centre and Interdisciplinary Studies at The King’s University College in Edmonton, Albe

A spiral is an elegant form, whether it turns up in a staircase, a seashell, or in your own DNA.

I once met William Willimon on the streets of Cambridge and eagerly told him that I listened to his podcast when I exercised on the tr

Terry Linhart and David Livermore are experts on the fast-changing world of youth culture from a Christian perspective.

Perhaps the original predecessor to Toy Story, Winnie the Pooh and his friends are all talking stuffed animals.

Guitarist Phil Keaggy has been recording albums for about 40 years now, most of them for the Christian music industry.

“The glory of God is man fully alive,” Saint Irenaeus famously said.

for young children is filled with colorfu

When a U.S. Senate seat becomes available, the lives of divergent Chicago leaders converge.

Is your Christian vocation strong enough to stand firm by your neighbor in any circumstance?

Small, seemingly insignificant acts can change the world.

is the English-language arm of Back to God Ministries International, the media mi

As the Oronsay sets sail for 21 days from Ceylon to England, three pre-teen boys find themselves assigned to the Cat’s

Lorilee Craker is a prolific nonfiction author and freelance journalist.

Heather Williams offers a rich, contemporary sound on her full-length debut album,

While searching Word War II newspaper archives, journalism professor Mitchell Zuckoff found an amazing story that few today had ever h

In an age of instant results and quick fixes, the slow, deliberate labor that a practice of devotion requires is increasingly difficul

Sherwood Baptist Church, in Albany, Ga., has taken a bold step. They’ve decided to make movies as part of their ministry.