AI’s Future Impact On The Church
John Mac Ghlionn John Mac Ghlionn

AI’s Future Impact On The Church

A sense of unease begins to take root. Interactions feel hollow, conversations lack depth and relationships become superficial and transactional. The more we rely on AI, the more we find ourselves yearning for something it cannot provide: authenticity, meaning and opportunities to connect on a fundamentally human level. This is where the church reenters the scene, not as a relic of the past, but as a symbol of the present, a sanctuary of authenticity. At this tipping point of artificiality and superficiality, people start craving transcendent values that algorithms cannot encode.

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A Primer on “The Screwtape Letters” by C. S. Lewis
Justin Camp Justin Camp

A Primer on “The Screwtape Letters” by C. S. Lewis

“The Screwtape Letters” by C. S. Lewis, published in 1942, is an imagined peek into the spiritual world, both humorous and frightful. Since its publication in 1942, this classic has resonated deeply with readers worldwide. The book’s enduring popularity stems from its unique format, engaging narrative, and witty and accessible approach to complex theological concepts.

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Weary From the Road?
Justin Camp Justin Camp

Weary From the Road?

Our human hearts ache so dearly for home. We pour out our lives looking and looking for it, trying to locate a place we know in our hearts we’re made for. But we remain vagabonds until we begin to view even our physical abodes as no more than temporary refuges providing respite from the pilgrim’s road — guest houses along the way — places where we live for a while and love a lot but are never our final destinations.

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A Primer on Every Moment Holy” —  Liturgy for the Ordinary
Justin Camp Justin Camp

A Primer on Every Moment Holy” — Liturgy for the Ordinary

Finding moments of sacredness can seem challenging in the hustle and bustle of everyday life. “Every Moment Holy” by Douglas McKelvey — author, songwriter, and creative thinker — offers a refreshing perspective, reminding believers that every moment, no matter how mundane, can be infused with divine significance.

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A Primer On A Timeless  Classic: “My Utmost for His Highest”
Justin Camp Justin Camp

A Primer On A Timeless Classic: “My Utmost for His Highest”

For over a century, “My Utmost for His Highest” by Oswald Chambers has been a beacon of spiritual insight and inspiration for Christians worldwide. This daily devotional, first published in 1927, continues to draw readers closer to God with its profound reflections and timeless wisdom.

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A Primer on Dwell: Transforming Bible Engagement by Immersive Listening
Justin Camp Justin Camp

A Primer on Dwell: Transforming Bible Engagement by Immersive Listening

In today’s fast-paced world, finding time to sit down and read the Bible can be challenging. Enter the Dwell app, a revolutionary tool designed to help believers engage with Scripture in a meaningful and accessible way. Launched in 2018, Dwell transforms the traditional Bible experience into an immersive audio journey, making it easier than ever to incorporate God’s Word into daily life.

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A Primer on “The Chosen” — The Groundbreaking Streaming Series
Justin Camp Justin Camp

A Primer on “The Chosen” — The Groundbreaking Streaming Series

“The Chosen” has captured the hearts of millions worldwide. The multi-season television series has set a new standard for faith-based media. It offers a fresh and humanizing perspective on the story of Jesus, focusing on His interactions with a diverse group of people who were deeply impacted by their encounters with Him.

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Learning to Serve Like Jesus
Jesus Film Project Jesus Film Project

Learning to Serve Like Jesus

Serving like Jesus requires that we open ourselves up to the destruction of our schedule. In the Parable of the Good Samaritan, we see the priest and the Levite cross the road to avoid the robbed man. Maybe they wanted to avoid trouble or maybe they had a legitimate place they needed to be. Either way, both of them passed up an opportunity to take care of the man lying on the side of the road. It was the Samaritan that demonstrated true love and service by allowing himself, his schedule, and his pocketbook to be disrupted.

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Just How Little We Know
Paul Prather Paul Prather

Just How Little We Know

Whether you’re religious or nonreligious, educated or untutored, smart as a whip or dumb as a crate of gravel, the universe of things you don’t know dwarfs the pitiful dollhouse of things you do. The mistakes you’ve made outnumber the correct conclusions you’ve reached. You realize you’re a cipher floating on a dust mote swirling in an infinite darkness. Humility should be your natural state.

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What If God Was In Charge?
N.T. Wright N.T. Wright

What If God Was In Charge?

God doesn’t sort out the mess by pressing a button or pulling a lever upstairs. He comes down to the place of sorrow, shame, sickness and death and takes the worst of it upon himself.

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How to Guard Your Heart
Nick Stumbo Nick Stumbo

How to Guard Your Heart

The heart is the wellspring of life. What a great word: “wellspring.” I get this image of a fresh, gurgling spring bubbling up with a continual supply of clean, refreshing water, giving life to everything around it! The author of Proverbs, King Solomon, recognized 3,000 years ago that this was a metaphor of our spiritual heart. Everything else we do is impacted by the condition of our heart. So, what exactly does it mean to “guard” this heart of ours?

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How To Live Your Life to the Full
Dallas Willard Dallas Willard

How To Live Your Life to the Full

The path of spiritual growth in the riches of Christ is not a passive one. Grace is not opposed to effort. It’s opposed to earning. People are more active than when they have been set on fire by the grace of God.

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You Might Need To Repent
Paul Prather Paul Prather

You Might Need To Repent

Repenting isn’t about piety per se. It’s about being a healthy, self-aware human being. It simply means we possess the common sense to recognize we’re imperfect. It means that when we miss a target we don’t deny it; instead, we meet our failures head-on, look for better ways of being and change course as needed.

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‘Sound Of Hope’ — A Worthy Faith Message
Joseph Holmes Joseph Holmes

‘Sound Of Hope’ — A Worthy Faith Message

‘Sound of Hope’ is the latest film distributed in theaters by Angel Studios — and the first in partnership with conservative media company The Daily Wire — produced by Letitia Wright. The film tells the true life story of the town of Possum Trot, who, inspired by the town’s pastor and his wife, adopts over 70 children in foster care.

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A Primer on Maverick City Music: Beacon of Unity and Worship
Justin Camp Justin Camp

A Primer on Maverick City Music: Beacon of Unity and Worship

Founded in 2018 by Tony Brown and Jonathan Jay, Maverick City Music has emerged as a powerful force in the faith-based musical landscape. The collective seeks to break down the barriers between different musical genres, races, and cultures, forging a new path for worship music that is both inclusive and innovative.

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A Primer on BibleProject: Gateway to Understanding Scripture
Justin Camp Justin Camp

A Primer on BibleProject: Gateway to Understanding Scripture

BibleProject is known for its visually compelling animated videos that explore the books of the Bible, biblical themes, and critical theological concepts with high-quality animations and clear, concise explanations, making complex biblical themes understandable and engaging for viewers of all ages. The videos have a massive following, with millions of views on YouTube and other platforms.

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