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We do not deserve to wield influence in the church while being simps and sycophants to the secular world.

Despite our best intentions, the default practices of digital life can deform our souls.

As faithful Twitter users drop the platform, writers, leaders, and ministries adapt to a new social landscape.

Silicon Valley showers its workers with “spiritual” perks, but only at the cost of absolute devotion.

Amid memes targeting Americans, social media ministries witness to the truth.

We long to be known and loved. But false community won’t get us there.

In Canada, Christians who want to be doctors have questions about religious liberty and their right to express unpopular opinions on social media.

The reasons worship services should be offline are all too human.

As leaders, how do we avoid the faults of online life without shirking our public responsibility?

Early reactions from evangelical, mainline, Catholic, Muslim, and Jewish leaders.