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The Wise Way to Use ‘Smart’ Tools During a Pandemic
Artificial intelligence can be helpful in fighting COVID-19. But there are ethical worries that cry out for Christian reflection.
True Worship Means Real Justice
Where in America can we see proof of righteousness and justice for disadvantaged racialized people?
Create Your School Survival Plan
Free webinar featuring bestselling author Sally Clarkson
Who Are the Most Generous? Not Who You’d Expect.
The secret to becoming a cheerful giver is to remember whom we are giving to.
What Is the Holy Spirit’s Role in Art?
Sara Groves and W. David O. Taylor discuss spirituality and the creative process.
Blessed by ‘The Blessing’ in the World’s Indigenous Languages
Knowing how other Christians translate Numbers 6 can take us from merely being “#blessed” to being “pierced by words that cause grace.”
The Old Testament Tells All
The Hebrew Scriptures place internal struggles on full display—and teach us a lot about spiritual practice.
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Why Liberty Finally Reacted to Jerry Falwell Jr.’s Antics
How the popular evangelical university and its president fit into the larger world Christian higher ed.
Cultural Intelligence: The Pathway of Inclusion and Justice
The love of Jesus reaches beyond diversity to coexistence and true community.
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Matrimony rates are in decline, even among conservative Christians. Here’s what that means for the future.
African Americans asked the Lord for liberation for years. They still do.
When we consent to our calling as ministers of the gospel, we assent to be public imitators of all it proclaims.
Six church leaders share about their adaptations, innovations, and frustrations as they respond to COVID-19.
A historian’s “intentionally provocative” account of religious liberty in America leaves too little room for claims of conscientious dissent.
