Walt Wangerin loves Jesus. You can’t read his latest book, Jesus: A Novel without experiencing that clear conviction.

documentary

Born into Brothels

reviewed by Kristy Quist

Question: where is it still safe to be a racist? Answer: at an American sporting event.

As I watched Left Behind: World at War, I asked myself these questions:

Fighting Disappointment in Narnia

The concept of a “traitor” looms large in C.S.

In a recent classroom discussion I asked my grade seven and eight students what kind of gifts they were hoping to receive this holiday se

If thoughtful gifts are what you’re looking for, here’s a list of ideas that are guaranteed to be the right size and add a li

If you could have one wish granted, what would it be? To play baseball with the New York Yankees?

Rancher John Lockwood and his Internet-savvy friend John Underwood thought they had a really bright idea: offer hunters a chance to hunt

Award shows frustrate me.

Looking Back on the Central Questions of the Star Wars Saga

“This war represents a failure to listen.”—Pa

Memoir

Gods of Noonday: A White Girl’s African Life

by Elaine Neil Orr
review

The other day in a literature class I mentioned Clint Eastwood’s boxing picture “Million Dollar Baby.” One student said

I’m a sucker for fiction, I admit it. My literary preference isn’t entirely the result of reading (and re-reading) C.S.