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Art can powerfully portray the universality of our time on earth.

An early critic of the Roman Catholic church and an advocate for translating the Bible into English, John Wycliffe paved the way for later reformers like Martin Luther and William Tyndale.

The Season of Remembrance marks how humanity has attempted to understand and honor the process of life and death and the associated fears of famine, war, and death over the last 2,700 years.

If you scour the internet, you will not these days be in short supply of stories of church scandals. Here are six biblical responses to church scandals – each drawn from William Carey’s famous “Deathless Sermon.”

Often called the father of English literature, Geoffrey Chaucer brought a distinctly Christian perspective to his work. So what can we learn from him?

How did Clarence Jordan's community-minded approach to ending racism and poverty go on to inspire groups like Habitat for Humanity?

His mother called him a "son of Satan," and he led a vicious street gang. So how did Nicky Cruz turn his life around to become a world-famous minister?

Most Christians aren’t aware of the amazing history of Celtic Christianity. Looking at these ancient Christians and their dedication to faith, we can find incredibly relevant lessons for our culture today.

John Knox lived in a fiery time of church splits and political debates over church doctrine. In this period we now call the Protestant Reformation, he essentially founded what we now know as Presbyterianism. What exactly did he contribute to this...

The imagination isn’t just for fairy tales—it’s a profound truth-telling faculty that shapes how we see the world, engage with Christ’s parables, and find meaning in life.

Easily one of the most important preachers and theologians in American history, Jonathan Edwards' words about God and his relationship to humanity still fascinate and inspire today. Here are some of the great quotes from Edwards' works, and some...

These four horsemen appear to symbolically portray four disastrous occurrences that will take place before the second coming of Jesus Christ. Historians have argued over whether these events have already happened or whether mankind has yet to...

What do we know for certain about the Freemasons? Is there something creepy about a group that isn’t a church or recovery program, uses vaguely religious rituals, and reaches millions of people around the world? What is the appeal?

Are locusts in the Bible metaphors for many kinds of trouble or an apocalyptic monster?

What is gatekeeping? A way to keep outsiders out. Sometimes that's necessary, but what happens when Christians do it for legalistic reasons?

As we seek to understand some of the major differences between Christianity and Islam, it is impossible to ignore 1,400 years of a conflicted history. It is a story more often written in blood than with ink.

From a tragic childhood in China to a career that has taken him to Washington D.C., Os Guinness has lived an eventful life providing the church with thought-provoking reflections on Western culture and its place in the West today. What can we...