Acclaimed filmmaker Paul Schrader says that his experiment with an artificial intelligence companion ended in disappointment after the AI reportedly shut down their conversation
Cissy Houston, the two-time Grammy Award-winning gospel singer and church choir director mother of the late iconic pop singer and actress Whitney Houston, has died She was 91
Hurricane Helene devastated the land I love. My pain points me toward what's to come.
Americans tend to be optimists about technology. We see it as a means of progress, comfort, wealth, and discovery. And why not? Technology has treated us well, and very few among us would pooh-pooh the engine, the hot water heater, the refrigerator, the word processor, the text message. In technology—it might be a mild blasphemy Read more...
Sharing that only a few days ago, one of his neighbor’s relatives was killed by shrapnel from a Hezbollah rocket fired into Northern Israel, Shehade lamented the cycles of violence, death and destruction in the Holy Land and the wider region. But he expressed his disagreement with those Christians who tend to speak out in favor of one side or the other without acknowledging that politics offers no real solution to the ongoing conflict. He strongly believes that Jesus’ call for the Church was and
Hip-hop star GloRilla recently opened up about her experience growing up in a strict Christian household and how she originally had plans to become a
The Chosen has now been translated into over 50 languages, more than any other TV show in history, but the show isn't stopping there. Come and See, a
Weeks after receiving criticism for conducting a baptism in his underwear, Russell Brand performed another baptism but in more modest bathing attire
Derral Eves, the marketing genius behind The Chosen who is known as the godfather of search engine optimization, joins the Crossmap Podcast to discuss why this series, which began as a short film for
John Cooper, lead singer of the Grammy-nominated rock group Skillet, addressed what he sees as a troubling silence in the Church on critical issues such as Marxism and the evolving language of social
Comedian Nate Bargatze just made waves with his second hosting gig on Saturday Night Live, proving that clean comedy can hold its own in the cutthroat
