Lifeway, SBC leaders respond to research findings with AI in Christian ministry statement
BRENTWOOD, Tenn. – Southern Baptist leaders, in an effort led by Lifeway Christian Resources, have released a new statement intended to help guide pastors and ministers in the application of AI.
University AI-instruction opportunities grow at fast pace
Christian universities are looking to leverage the benefits of artificial intelligence while remaining within ethical boundaries.
Texas church goes through digital declutter
GRAPEVINE, Texas – Church at the Cross has been going through a digital declutter this spring, identifying unhealthy connections to technology and intentionally making space for God to form their spiritual character.
AI brings speed in publishing, but also higher value to discernment
NASHVILLE (BP) – As artificial intelligence grows in its capabilities, so does the importance of Christians sifting through a growing number of books and other resources that are generated quickly through AI, but bring a host of issues for readers.
Pastors, churchgoers see AI as concerning and confusing, according to Lifeway Research
BRENTWOOD, Tenn. — As the prevalence of artificial intelligence grows in the broader culture, some within the church are skeptical of downloading AI into the ministry.
Louisiana pastor, retired NASA rocket scientist reflects on moon mission
HOUMA, La. – As Artemis II completed its recent 10-day mission that included traveling to the far side of the moon, retired NASA rocket scientist Clifton Arnold reflected about his part in helping make the journey a success.
Watchdog group names Zuckerberg to 2026 list of top sex exploitation enablers
WASHINGTON (BP) – Social media founder Mark Zuckerberg is himself branded as a mainstream contributor to sexual exploitation on the National Center on Sexual Exploitation’s (NCOSE) 2026 Dirty Dozen List released March 31.
Q&A: Virtual reality is legit, strategic missions tool
Throughout history, the good news of Jesus Christ has been communicated using tools such as letters, the printing press, radio, television, email and social media. Now, there is virtual reality.
Social media case puts tech leaders under the microscope for harms against children
LOS ANGELES (BP) – A court case over social media’s addictive properties is the first in a series in the coming months, fueling discussions over technology’s proper place in society and parental responsibilities for hedging its influence.
SBC entities varied in their response to, use of AI
NASHVILLE (BP) – Less than two years ago, AI struggled to do basic math. Now, top engineers are handing off most of their coding to it. AI chatbots are creating themselves. They even have their own social network.
