Guest Commentary

Practicing Christians are embracing AI even as many worry it could misinterpret Scripture. A closer look at one AI-generated interpretation of Deuteronomy reveals a subtler danger: answers can sound correct while leaving out context that changes how we understand the biblical text.

Grammy-winning artist Chandler Moore has bravely revealed a private 40-day rehab stay in 2023, sharing his raw journey through a powerful new song just as his latest collaboration soars onto the Billboard Hot 100.

The devastating Nepal floods have left thousands of families searching for loved ones and rebuilding lives swept away in minutes. As Christians watch suffering from half a world away, Scripture calls us beyond sympathy into lament, prayer, generosity, and practical compassion.

Actor Tom Pelphrey recently marked 12 years of sobriety, revealing how his faith, family and the profound experience of fatherhood have utterly transformed his life and understanding.

As some retailers rethink how heavily they rely on self-checkout, the change raises a larger question about what convenience may quietly remove from everyday life. This article reflects on why God created us for relationship and how Christians can use technology without allowing efficiency to replace presence, friendship, family, community, and simple moments of human connection.

A comprehensive new study uncovers surprising trends in modern relationships, revealing that despite AI's pervasive influence, the deep desire for genuine human connection and marriage is experiencing a significant resurgence.

AI tools are increasingly helping parents track sleep, answer questions, organize family life, and make decisions. But as technology promises more certainty, Christian parents face a deeper question: when does a helpful tool begin replacing prayer, wisdom, presence, and the responsibility to truly know our children?

Cineplex CEO Ellis Jacob says Gen Z is returning to movie theaters because they are tired of small screens and hungry for social experiences. This article reflects on why shared stories, embodied presence, and gathering with others matter, reminding Christians that God created us for community, beauty, worship, and life together.

A Texas megachurch's extensive use of over 400 AI-tracking cameras has sparked a furious debate, pitting the pastor's claims of enhanced safety against grave privacy concerns.

The USS Abraham Lincoln’s extended deployment has brought renewed attention to the human cost of war, including fatigue, mental health concerns, supply challenges, and the burden carried by military families. This article reflects on how Christians can support service members, pray for leaders, care for families at home, grieve lives lost, and refuse to grow numb to the cost of conflict.

Creed's Scott Stapp recently captivated thousands at the Velocity Festival, delivering an impassioned message about faith and purpose before leading an unexpected worshipful performance of Brandon Lake's "Gratitude."

Discover how a reluctant history student’s study abroad trip to the promised land sparked a lifelong passion for connecting Christians to Israel.

Pastor Son Hyun-bo’s testimony of worshiping under pressure, first as a young South Korean soldier and later as a pastor facing legal and government challenges, raises an important question for American Christians: what are we doing with the freedom we still have? This article reflects on religious liberty, Christian courage, the persecuted church, and the call to steward freedom faithfully before God.

California has passed "Adam's Law," establishing the nation's most stringent digital protections for children interacting with AI companion chatbots, spurred by the tragic suicide of a teen allegedly influenced by ChatGPT.

A new study reveals a surprising trend: nearly 9 out of 10 US pastors are actively using AI in their ministries, even as a striking 94% express significant concerns about its use when it comes to Scripture.