Ideas

Students discuss how the technology can serve as a learning tool but can also lead to dishonesty and laziness.

In a world fleeing the body, Christianity teaches us how to form our desires.

African Americans have long ministered to Black people abroad. Those communities are now increasingly migrating to the US.

Four astronauts remind us that our humanity is both a gift from God and a joy.

Exodus’s midwives can teach us a lot about how to fear God more than the king.

Jesus spoke peace to his disciples as they hid. Iranian Christians modeled for me that same resistance with grace.

Christ has freed us to be a party people, even in grief and pain.

President Donald Trump’s diatribe against the pope—paired with his posting of a blasphemous AI-generated image—shows contempt for the things of God.

Restorative reproductive medicine is a great idea and can honor traditional Christian teachings on marriage, children, and sex. Just don’t oversell it.

President Donald Trump and Pete Hegseth speak often of Christianity—but they seem to have no interest in its vision for just warfare.

Amid war, some Christians are evangelizing, preparing food for neighbors, and displaying other acts of generosity.

Using AI to write is a disordered and deforming means of fulfilling a good desire. The church must offer something better.

From Jesus to angels to the apostles, Resurrection Day instructs us on earthly and heavenly authority.

This week’s Chiles v. Salazar ruling allows counselors freedom to serve their clients in the ways they see fit.

Across the church, our Communion practices reveal a broken world and anticipate the one to come.

As a volunteer at a polling station, I saw what we lose when we choose convenience over communal participation.