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Best-selling author Anne Rice, who gained fame for her dark, gothic novels—including 1976's Interview With the Vampire—discusses her return to faith with a new spiritual memoir Called Out of Darkness.

John Mark Reynolds and Roger Overton (along with an impressive list of other new media experts) survey the current landscape of the blog, vlog, and podcasting world and explore specific areas in which God’s people can creatively expand their reach to a lost world through new media.

In Sinner, best-selling author Ted Dekker concludes his “Books of History Chronicles” series with a very important message. But is fear the means to communicate it? Is fiction the best place for teaching and preaching?

How do we play, watch, and talk sports for God’s glory? In Game Day for the Glory of God sports fan Stephen Altrogge aims to help readers enjoy sports as a gift from God and to see sports as a means of growing in godliness.

In Blessed Are the Meddlers, author Christa Ann Banister delves into serious themes in lighthearted ways, maintaining a sense of fun while motivating readers to consider how healthy their own choices might be.

Take a deeply theological and intensely practical look at how everyone can find hope through the death of Jesus Christ.

Looking for an alternative to Harry Potter? Something which portrays the supernatural, emphasizes mystery and throws in a battle between good and evil—but without the darkness? Look no further than the latest fantasy adventure series, “The Codebearers.”

Preaching.com's Michael Duduit talks with author Max Lucado about his newest book.

You might have heard is that this teen romance series takes a strong stand against sex before marriage and are therefore a great way to get that idea across to kids. But there are other messages in the books that are also very strong - and alarming.

Church is not a meeting you attend or a place you enter. It’s an identity that shapes the whole of life so that life and mission become ‘total church.'

Medical advancements carry a price: families must increasingly face murky ethical questions. Attorney Stephen Bloom explains "living wills" (or "advanced directives") in layman's terms while weighing in on some of the dangers he’s observed with these documents…

In Broken Angel, Sigmund Brouwer’s characters are extremely well developed, and his descriptions are excellent. His pacing is rapid, and he fills the book with plenty of twists and surprises, right up to the very end.

While He is gone, what are we—His bride—to be doing with our time? We are to be continuing the ministry of reconciliation that Jesus began while He was here, calling people out of the culture of death into the assurance of eternal life...

Wives supporting their families financially, wives of unbelievers, and wives of deployed soldiers are among the countless women who approach Cindy Easley asking, “How does submission work in my marriage?” Easley, wife of Moody Bible Institute president Michael Easley, shares her insights with Crosswalk…

Only in recent years have we begun to offer legitimate treatment for some of the obvious addictions, such as alcohol and drug abuse. We even endorse such programs in our churches. However, we still don’t recognize the myriad other addictions, let alone help people deal with them. Read more from Dr. David Hawkins' Breaking Everyday Addictions...

“He’d lived in the darkness for so long he didn’t know that it was dark. Dark was normal, and since he’d never experienced light, dark didn’t seem dark to him.” This meditation on Psalm 51 by Paul Tripp marvels at what happens when the light finally breaks through – and we see what we never knew we were missing.

Can you believe that the decisions you make today can affect you for the rest of your life? That's why thousands of preteens and teens are committing to the Purity Code. It's a promise to God, your family, and your future spouse to live a life of sexual integrity and purity.

In New Birth or Rebirth?, Ravi Zacharias creates a dialogue between Jesus and Krishna, as well as Subramaniam—a real-life Hindu who challenged the religion of his birth and faced immense persecution.

Desperate to forget what happened to him in Iraq, Tyler Perkins flees to the emptiness of Wyoming. He's accompanying his 86-year-old friend on a fly-fishing trip for old time's sake. But their trek to an idyllic trout lake soon becomes something more deeply harrowing.