July/August 2025

Is our being merely human something that ought to be overcome?

Technology pulls us toward optimization, but God’s work in our lives takes a slower route.

The gospel shouldn’t just change our hearts. At times, it should also change our addresses.

To be human is to be a maker of beauty and a steward of justice.

Alzheimer’s has robbed my mother of her memories. But in Christ, both she and I are not forgotten.

In the heyday of eugenics, too many Christians lost their moral and theological bearings.

Christian singles aren’t going to church to find life partners. They’re swiping on the apps.

How Ecclesiastes diagnoses our doomed quests for happiness.

From Genesis to generative models, human creativity can echo the Creator’s design.

Our understanding of the imago Dei must be shaped by awe, mystery, and the person of Jesus Christ.

These young tech workers are struggling to live out their faith as they navigate a high-stakes industry.

How should Christians engage with artificial intelligence when people are doing what is right in their own eyes?

Four experts weigh in on knowledge in the age of AI.

Our obsession with AI’s capabilities misunderstands what intelligence actually is.

Humans’ ability to reason is not the same as AI gathering information.

The data-information-knowledge-wisdom model puts artificial intelligence in its proper place.

Mimicry is not the same as having intelligence, or as comprehending love and art.