Book Reviews
Technology is deeply embedded in our lives, but how should Christians engage with it? God, Technology, and the Christian Life by Tony Reinke explores a biblical perspective on technology, its benefits, and ethical challenges. This book urges us to use technology wisely under Christ’s Lordship.
Faith and Technology
AI can be a helpful tool, but are we relying on it more than God’s Word? While ChatGPT can assist with Bible study, it lacks divine authority. The Bible is living and active—AI is just a tool. Let’s ensure technology supports, not replaces, our pursuit of Scripture. Who has priority in your life?
Faith and Technology
Let's be honest. This is not an easy topic to talk about, but I feel it's a necessary one nonetheless. The rise of the cancel culture across the globe has very serious implications for the future of free speech and can see innocent (and often, misunderstood)
Faith and Technology
A few days ago, I wrote a blog post on my Faith and Technology section regarding how Christians should treat Bible apps. This caught the attention of @[email protected] over on Mastodon, and we had an interesting conversation about how some apps have trackers installed on them. Some
Faith and Technology
Or, perhaps a better way to phrase this could be, "When is it appropriate to use a Bible app on our phone?" My simple answer to this is: yes, we should absolutely have Bible apps installed on our phones. As Christians, it's essential for us to
Faith and Technology
How many times have you seen the letters "AI" recently? If you’ve been on the hunt for a new laptop or smartphone, you’ve almost certainly come across a mention of AI at some point. This is largely thanks to a technology known as "LLMs."
Faith and Technology
Social media has become an integral part of our lives, demanding so much of our attention. Having all your connections and friends at your fingertips feels empowering and encouraging. It’s wonderful to be able to reach out to your Christian friends and stay connected. While this is true, there