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AI is developing faster than our laws, institutions, families, and churches can respond. So how should Christians think about a technology that is already reshaping work, creativity, education, childhood, and our understanding of wisdom itself?
Are UFOs evidence of extraterrestrial life? Do aliens undermine the Bible? And what should Christians make of the increasing number of reports surrounding unexplained aerial phenomena?
For over a century now, feminism has shaped how we think about identity, motherhood, family, men, women, and even faith itself. But what if some of its deepest assumptions were wrong from the beginning?
Sabrina Joy Stevens, former insider of "Groupthink, Inc." shares with us the shady practices in the anti-disinformation business and how she found her way out.
These resources help you not only understand reality collapse more deeply, but also guide you in leading your family, friends, and community in ideas and practices that protect and restore reality.
Why don't we see miracles anymore? Are we free or determined in our actions? These perennial questions are addressed in this episode of All Rise!
Why should we still care to have "good will toward men" in a world so completely polarized? And has Christianity been hijacked by Zionism? This and more!
Former Muslim Abdu Murray looks at the real reasons for Islam's rise in the West and sees it as a call, not a defeat, for Christianity.
Facts care about your feelings after all. So argues Abdu Murray as he looks as the tragedy of Charlie Kirk's death and the path forward for Christians in America.
Many of our issues with the depiction of God in the Old Testament come down to one thing: Who is He to judge? This article looks at the history of human self-perception and its relation to a sovereign God.
Cancel culture was never a harmless doctrine, but a way to destroy the social lives of the current zeitgeist's heretics. However, a disturbing trend suggests cancel culture is maturing into something even more sinister.