Guest Commentary

Australia is considering a “My Feed, My Way” rule that would require social platforms to let users choose between personalized recommendations and a following-only feed. The proposal raises questions about privacy, money, and technology—but also something deeper for Christians. If algorithms compete for our attention, who should ultimately decide what deserves it?

Discover the shocking allegations against a Kirkland, Washington, pastor accused of orchestrating a $13 million fraud scheme, preying on his own church members' trust.

An Egyptian farmer's routine agricultural work unexpectedly unearthed fragments of monumental statues, including pieces believed to depict the legendary King Ramses II.

Beloved actor and comedian Billy Crystal has profoundly reevaluated his faith following a series of devastating personal tragedies, publicly declaring he no longer trusts God.

Christian commentator Allie Beth Stuckey sparked a heated online debate after arguing that Christians should avoid horror movies and other frightening entertainment, prompting divided reactions over faith, fear and biblical teachings.

Nearly three in four American adults report feeling very tired or exhausted at least some days, according to new CDC data. In a culture that celebrates productivity and treats rest as something we have to earn, Scripture offers another rhythm. Sabbath reminds Christians that we have limits—and that stopping can become an act of trust in the God who does not.

Calvin University is launching a new Center for Faith and Technology to explore how artificial intelligence and emerging technologies can be developed and used responsibly through a Christian perspective.

John Adams once warned that liberty, once lost, can never be restored, a profound historical caution resonating powerfully in today's global landscape.

Christian teenagers who are most actively living out their faith are also among those most likely to feel tension between their beliefs and cultural expectations. New Barna research reveals just how difficult it can be for teens to connect faith with everyday life. Here’s how parents, churches, and mentors can help young Christians build biblical convictions, ask hard questions, and live faithfully when culture pulls in another direction.

The Bible does not specifically say you can or cannot eat halal food; however, it gives us some guidelines.

Children sometimes demonstrate a remarkable willingness to notice, welcome, and help people adults might overlook. Scripture calls Christians to that same posture of humility and practical love. From becoming like little children to going the extra mile, Jesus shows us that Christian charity often begins by noticing the person in front of us and choosing to serve.

The Trump administration abruptly reversed its controversial plan to livestream the execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan, igniting a fierce debate.

Beyond the usual preseason grind, NBA stars like CJ McCollum and Luka Garza are revealing a deeper journey, turning their focus to faith and spiritual growth.

Doomscrolling can leave us overwhelmed by tragedy, outrage, and fear. A newer trend called “bloomscrolling” encourages people to intentionally seek beauty, encouragement, and hopeful stories online instead. For Christians, the idea raises a deeper question: How can we remain engaged with a broken world while guarding what we allow to shape our hearts and minds?

The Evangelical Press Association has voted to become the Christian Communicators Network, saying the word “evangelical” increasingly carries meanings that can obscure its theology. The change raises a larger question for Christians: What happens when the labels we use no longer communicate what we mean? And is changing the name enough—or does faithful Christian witness ultimately matter more?