The Archive
Matthew SchultzTechnology
The early fears currently associated with AI are not that different from those of older generations with other technologies.
Jake MeadorTechnology
How exactly should we understand a world in which people willingly outsource something as fundamental as human conversation to a machine?
Nadya WilliamsFamilyBook Reviews
Cam Shaffer's new book is a vital and sobering reminder of the fact that for Christian children faith is often caught more than it is taught.
Eddie LaRowTechnology
As material wealth seems more and more remote, the rising generations are turning online to search for status.
Nadya WilliamsFamily
We continue our interview series on family and the intellectual life with a conversation with John and Katelyn Shelton.
Jake MeadorFormation
Ben Sasse has made a gift of his dying, something which he can do only because of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Hannah Miller KingBook Reviews
Christianity forbids us from diminishing sin’s gravity or effects. We are compelled to grieve. But we have reason to rejoice because rescue has come.
Elizabeth SticeFamily
Raising virtuous and mature people requires an immense amount of work—and when that work can be shared amongst trusted friends everyone is helped.
Hayden NesbitTechnologyChurch
The church is the community of contrariness in the world, not because it is anti-technology, but because it is pro-unpredictable mystery
Nadya WilliamsFamily
We were made to seek wisdom together. Books keep alive that wisdom for generations. We’re called to keep the flame alive, and become flame ourselves.
Trevin WaxChurchEvangelismGlobal
Obviously the proclamation and advance of the Gospel brings about social change, but it is still right and good to prioritize evangelism.
Nadya WilliamsBook Reviews
Beeson Divinity School professor Frank Thielman discusses his new book on St Paul, which is a kind of theological biography of the apostle.