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Teens and young adults are curious about the world and their place in it. The amount of available information, however, may also be contributing to a distrust beyond those in their immediate vicinity.

Kirk Cousins, Minnesota Vikings quarterback, pastor’s kid, and devout Christian, received the Bart Starr Award during Athletes in Action’s 36th annual Super Bowl Breakfast on Saturday.

The Super Bowl event that seems to be generating more criticism from Christians (and non-Christians) than the halftime show this year was the airing of two ads from the He Gets Us campaign. The first was titled “Be Childlike,” while the second, more visceral ad was titled, “Love Your Enemies.”

Physician and ethicist Dr. John Wyatt shares his insights regarding the ethical, philosophical, and theological questions raised by AI and particularly ChatGPT.

Darius Pridgen, pastor of True Bethel Baptist Church on Buffalo's east side, says the May 2022 massacre and two record-setting blizzards this winter have left congregants “on high alert” and “numb.” But the pastor and church are continuing their efforts to rebuild the community and offer hope.

Ken Ham has accused Tim Keller of “lukewarmness” and theological “compromising” following the announcement of a center for apologetics named after Keller.

More than 20,000 are dead following two major earthquakes that rocked southern Turkey and Syria on Feb. 6. Thousands are injured and millions of people have been affected by the disaster.

Dean Inserra wants to help his church talk about an issue that permeates culture but Christians may find intimidating to discuss – a biblical view of sexuality.