It’s October, and that means Halloween is coming soon.

Listeners of Michael Kiwanuka's 2012 debut album, Home Again, could be forgiven for thinking they were hearing new music from James Taylor.

“Great knowledge comes from the humblest of origins.”

One resource that worked well for us was John Timmer’s Four-Dimensional Jesus (Faith Alive Christian Resources).

From her nest in a rock crevice overlooking a majestic canyon, a baby wren sees that “the world was filled with such wonderfulness”—monarch butterflies, soft breezes, and a shimmering river.

Fifteen years ago, I said goodbye to my son. He’d only been with us for 11 months, but he was part of our family.

I don’t know what to do. My wife died three years ago. Last year a friend’s wife was widowed, and I feel drawn to her.

Last year Sandra McCracken used the words of the Psalms to work through a difficult season in her life.

Wrongs to Rights is an ambitious collection of poetry, photographs, artwork, and essays.

Captain Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger saved the lives of 155 people, including his own, when he completed a successful water landing of a passenger airliner in the Hudson River

In June 1953, Winston Churchill was 78 years old and still one of the most powerful heads of state in the world.

What’s wrong with imposing Christian morality on our society?

After over 40 years of making albums, Christian music’s most noteworthy guitarist, Phil Keaggy, has produced one of the finest of his career.

Yes, another Bible storybook, and one worth considering.

Don't let the glib title put you off.

Let’s say you are at a piano recital or an elementary school talent show.

This album is a delight.

Subtitled "Genesis 2-3 and the Human Origins Debate," this thoughtful work by a noted Wheaton College professor of Old Testament gives perspective on a topic that divides believers and unbelievers

I was born and raised in Malaysia, though I’m ethnically Chinese.