Lesser known to the world than his older brother, Thomas, is the remarkable life of John Paul Merton. John Paul makes appearances in “The Seven Storey Mountain” but mainly seems overlooked, a footnote in the Thomas Merton legend.

New York Times opinion writer Nicholas Kristoff interviewed the Rev. Russell Moore, a former Southern Baptist Convention official who’s now editor of Christianity Today magazine.

Pastor Paul Prather argues the Biblical writers—ancient nomads, carpenters, and fishermen—tapped into something way beyond themselves, truths they had no means of proving.

A spontaneous religious revival broke out on February 8th at a chapel service at Asbury University in Wilmore, Kentucky. As of this writing, nearly two weeks later, it’s still going.

Paul Prather, rural Pentecostal pastor/journalist explains how Richard Rohr’s bestselling book, Falling Upward, maded sense of a big transformation going on in his heart.

N.T. Wright helped pastor and journalist Paul Prather answer this most vital of questions: What if Heaven isn’t a place beyond the stars but a Kingdom already here, now?

Paul Prather argues God is so vast, wonderful, and complex that no one group—even his own—has a monopoly on him. Nobody understands it all, he posits.