Jesus protected his time and also gave it up willingly. In this digital age, we’re called to do the same.

The school backed out of its move to Pomona—where administrators hoped to save money and upgrade to high-tech facilities—due to holdups with selling its property.

Prepare to see more bulletproof nursery walls and outdoor fireplaces.

How the director of America’s top hymnody database changed his mind about screens.

Are the tools pastors use in person still effective online?

Data suggests Christians are unaware of the effect the medium has on the message.

Digital giving is boosting the church’s bottom line—as well as companies like Pushpay and Tithe.ly, who process the donations.

No matter if it’s streaming sports, TV shows, or family updates—it’s hard to do ministry if you’re still tied to your old life.

Why collapsing cities and towns need something more than a better economy or a bigger government.

Christians hope to address the ethical concerns raised as the country grows more skeptical of Big Tech.

A Christian bestseller (and CT Book of the Year) was targeted by a major counterfeiting scheme.

Our society is addicted to spectacle. How do we keep our eyes are fixed on Christ?

With photo booths for special occasions, Instagram-friendly congregations navigate the tension between sharing faith and showing off.

Stephen Lowe offers a biblical defense of online spiritual formation.

Why secular substitutes for religion will always leave us exhausted and unhappy.

Why a growing number of congregations are taking deliberate steps to relearn the habit of talking together.

Why we stand up for Muslims targeted by China’s surveillance technology.

In a “pioneering” new statement, leaders emphasize humanity’s moral authority over emergent technology like artificial intelligence.

As technology makes the world go faster, life’s little delays feel increasingly intolerable. Why we shouldn’t be in such a rush to get rid of them.