Faith, Fiction, Friends

The Darkness Does Not Win – Kevin DeYoung at Clearly Reformed.  The Last Silent Night and the Silver-Haired Saints  – Doug Spurling.   “Chri...

In his introduction to  C.S. Lewis: Pre-Evangelism for a Post-Christian World ,  Brian Williams  poses a question. What is it about the worl...

In 2015, I read (and  reviewed ) the novel  Laurus  by Eugene Vodolazhin. He’s a Russian writer in the tradition of the great Russian n...

During the Middle Ages, R.C. Sproul reminds us, theology was called the “queen of the sciences. “Today,” he writes in  What Can We Know...

Often unspoken and unrecognized, there is one belief that clearly divides progressives from conservatives, divides various branches of Ch...

It doesn’t get more R.C. Sproul-ish than  How Can I Be Right with God? Until his death in December of 2017, Sproul led  Ligonier Mi...

It is sometimes startling to read a book about the Christian faith aimed at a general audience that is free of late twentieth and early...