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Here’s some good news for all of us C. S. Lewis fans: There’s a new play by Max McLean about Lewis’s journey to faith.

Alone in a seemingly hopeless war against an implacable Nazi enemy with bombs raining down on London, one man stepped up to a microphone, amidst the chaos, and addressed his nation on the subject of Christianity.

The book has spawned hundreds of imitations which unfortunately do not share its Christian world view.

Did you know the road to Narnia began in the trenches of France during World War I? Let me tell you about it.

Christians have debated many things over the centuries. However, one of their earliest debates, one that some consider the first proper heresy that the church faced, was over an idea called Arianism.

Does Christian dialogue mean watering down our differences or treating all religions as equal? Kevin DeYoung considers the drawbacks and what we should seek in these conversations.

Nevill Coghill was a lifelong friend of C.S. Lewis, a renowned theatre director, and a school who made Chaucer accessible to a new audience. So why don't more people know about him?

Fifty years ago this Friday, one of the great Christian voices passed away. In fact, without him, I probably wouldn’t be speaking to you today.

As we mark the 50th anniversary of the death of C. S. Lewis, we'd do well to remember his most prophetic warnings.

C. S. Lewis was no opponent of science. But he was an opponent of abusing science.

World War I crushed the spirits of many great 20th century writers. But not Tolkien or C. S. Lewis. A great new book explains why.

Whether you measure impact in terms of book sales or in terms of how many people know his name, or how many people say they became Christians through encountering his work, C.S. Lewis was one of the most influential Christians in recent memory. So...

So, what are you reading these days? Actually, let me back up. Are you reading these days?

The good news of Jesus does something better. The indwelling Spirit transforms our minds. We are changed from the inside out. Rather than being squeezed into a mold, we are utterly changed into an entirely different form.

Be inspired by these glimpses into the lives of Seven Christian Black women motivated by the truth of Scripture to impact change in the church and society.

If you think of American Christianity as a pendulum, we’re currently at the opposite extreme from the First Great Awakening. When Jonathan Edwards preached his famous sermon, “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God,” he compared human beings with...