Guest Commentary

AI-powered glasses make cameras and artificial intelligence less visible than ever, raising new questions about privacy and consent. As Meta strengthens safeguards around its smart glasses, Christians have an opportunity to ask a deeper question: How can we embrace useful technology while still treating the people around us with dignity, wisdom, and love?

The Pentagon's historic decision to livestream the firing squad execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Malik Hasan, the first such military event in over 65 years, is sparking intense national debate.

Record-breaking heat is more than a weather story. Older adults and people without reliable cooling can face serious risks long before anyone realizes something is wrong. Scripture calls Christians not only to steward God's creation but also to notice and care for vulnerable people. Here are practical ways churches and families can turn that responsibility into action.

The Louisiana Conference of The United Methodist Church is making history with "Jubilee," a transformative $15 million initiative designed to liberate debt-burdened congregations and clear financial barriers to ministry.

Bible reading is rising in America, but knowing Scripture and being formed by it are not necessarily the same thing. Recent Barna conversations raise an important question for Christians: Do we simply recognize Jesus and His teachings, or are His words actually changing the way we live? Here’s how believers can move from information about Jesus toward deeper discipleship and transformation.

A Nashville team is utilizing artificial intelligence to transform the entire Bible into a massive musical library, aiming to make scripture uniquely accessible and memorable for a modern audience.

AI and data centers promise extraordinary technological and economic growth, but they also require enormous amounts of electricity. As Texas prepares for dramatically higher power demand, Christians have an opportunity to ask a deeper question: Does technological progress reflect biblical stewardship when the systems, resources, and people supporting it are pushed toward their limits?

Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Zachariah Eric Branch, a rising NFL star, reveals the unwavering faith that underpins his entire life and career.

The Lindsay Clancy case has renewed difficult conversations about postpartum mental health and the warning signs families can miss. For Christians, the question goes beyond awareness. How can churches become places where struggling mothers are noticed, supported without shame, encouraged to seek professional care, and reminded that they do not have to carry their burdens alone?

At 117, the world's oldest living person says part of her philosophy is simple: don't argue with everyone. Her words raise a deeper question for Christians in an increasingly combative culture. Scripture shows us how to hold firmly to truth while pursuing peace, speaking with gentleness, and learning when another argument simply isn't ours to win.

Best-selling Christian authors Heather Marie and Seth Michael Day, celebrated for their relationship guidance, have been arrested on disturbing charges of child abuse and sexual assault involving their teen daughter.

California is preparing high school students to make better financial decisions through required personal finance education. But financial literacy is about more than budgets, credit scores, and investments. Scripture challenges Christians to consider what our money reveals about stewardship, generosity, contentment, trust, and ultimately the condition of our hearts.

As the debate around AI and technology's impact intensifies, communities in Indiana and Texas are confronting the rapid expansion of data centers with mounting concerns.

World Relief is urging President Trump to prioritize Christians fleeing persecution in the upcoming Fiscal Year 2027 refugee ceiling, aligning with his previous administration's focus on religious liberty.

OpenAI’s new ChatGPT for Teens offers study tools, stronger safeguards, parental controls, and features designed to encourage active learning. But as AI becomes increasingly normal in students’ lives, Christian parents face a deeper responsibility: helping teens use technology with wisdom, discernment, self-control, and a heart grounded in God’s Word.