AI is quietly reshaping religious life in ways most people don't see. Discover how algorithmic bias, faux theological literacy, and semantic confusion pose threats to faith communities, and why protecting religious freedom is critical in the days ahead.

Your grandmother can live forever—as a chatbot. Companies now sell AI avatars that sound, look, and respond like the deceased. The pitch: "Reunite with your loved ones." The question: should Christians participate in digital resurrection?

Are you ever confused by today’s moral issues? The world throws complex questions at us daily. Christian ethics won’t give you magic answers, but it does offer a framework to think clearly, grow in character, and make choices that honor God and others.

Contraception challenges evangelicals to reflect on life’s sanctity, our motives, and cultural impact. Thoughtful choices shape character, families, and society—revealing convictions about God, stewardship, and human flourishing.

Charlie Kirk's assassination revealed a disturbing truth: when society abandons objective reality, the line between murder and justified killing disappears completely.

Living rightly is beautiful—not just right or useful. Like great art, virtuous actions possess integrity, order, and proportion, delighting both the doer and beholder.

This article explains Christians' divine calling to care for orphans by responding from God's love, following Christ's example, embracing suffering, and advancing God's kingdom.

AI image generation raises ethical questions about artistic ownership and creation. Dan Trippie explores how Christians can navigate these challenges with biblical wisdom while honoring creators and promoting true beauty.