NBA Players Are Doing a 12-Day Preseason Bible Study on Instagram
Preseason is when NBA players are supposed to be talking about conditioning, rotations and roster spots. This year, Toronto Raptors center Trey Jemison is
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The Confessions, the Comforter, and ChatGPT
Even before the extraordinary potential of AI became apparent with the launch of ChatGPT four years ago, a wide range of evangelical thinkers and authors—many of whose children who had never known a world without the iPhone—were writing books about how phones, screens and social media were undermining basic Christian goods and what we should all be doing about it. Every time we read an autobiography that blends personal narrative, self-criticism, and reflection on the human condition—as all the best ones do—we are indebted to this life story in the form of a prayer, and to the astonishing North African theologian who wrote it (to say nothing of his remarkable mother Monica). “Let me die, to keep me from dying.” “You change your works but you do not change your plan.” “These people judged by the standard of human time and measured the customs of the whole human race by the portion of custom that happened to be their own.” “Everywhere, greater joy is preceded by greater trouble.” “Grant what you command, and command what you wish.” I could go on—and that is without mentioning the extended musings on the nature of creation, time, sin, and grace, and the famous narrative set pieces that all readers remember, from his theft of the pears in an Algerian orchard to his conversion to Christ in a Milanese garden.
Jackie Hill Perry: ‘Nobody’s Perfect’ Is a Weak Excuse for Staying the Same
We’ve all been there. You’re at small group and someone says the thing out loud: the habit they keep promising to quit, the temper, the way they talk
Jana Kramer reflects on life-changing baptism, starring in faith-filled Christmas film ‘The One’
Country star Jana Kramer opens up about how baptism transformed her faith after divorce and how her personal journey shaped her role in The One, a Christmas drama exploring grief, redemption and
Her Eating Disorder Nearly Broke Her. Psalm 139 Rebuilt Her. Now She’s Miss America.
The crown is the least interesting thing about Regan Hutsell. The 25-year-old Texan was crowned Miss America 2027 last month — the 99th woman to hold the
John Cooper says Skillet’s vulnerable new EP offers hope amid life’s ‘silent screams’
Skillet frontman John Cooper says the band s new EP, After the Storm, channels personal heartache into a message of hope as the veteran rock group returns to its heavier roots and reaches a new
CS Lewis' family issues statement amid uproar over Meryl Streep's Aslan casting: 'We are thrilled'
Members of C S Lewis family reportedly issued a statement Tuesday supporting the upcoming Netflix adaptation of The Magician s Nephew amid a claim that they were very upset by Meryl Streep s casting
Zachary Levi, Neal McDonough revive family-friendly Western with ‘Angel and the Badman’
Angel and the Badman stars Neal McDonough and Zachary Levi share why stories of redemption are among the most important Hollywood can tell, particularly at a time when audiences are looking for
We Need the Church to Face the Quiet
John Mark Comer’s new book is pastoral, insightful, gracious, and realistic. But it could use a bit more about the local church.
5 faith-filled, family-friendly movies streaming this fall
For viewers looking for faith-filled and family-friendly entertainment as the weather cools down, here are five films making their way to streaming platforms, with stories of faith and courage
