How My Brain Injury Prepared Me for the AI Revolution
After a brain injury nearly took my life, I learned what really gives human life value—and how humans are fundamentally different from AI.
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After a brain injury nearly took my life, I learned what really gives human life value—and how humans are fundamentally different from AI.
What is true of Christ becomes true of us. Matt Smethurst and Ligon Duncan are joined by Sam Allberry to discuss how pastors can recover the often overlooked doctrine of union with Christ and share it with their congregations.
How can we shepherd our people to receive the preached Word with humility amid a culture where instant verification has become instinctive?
When we struggle with prayer, the best place to start isn’t finding a new note-card system or journal—it’s admitting our struggle to God and asking him to help us pray.
Ezekiel 28 is the strongest evidence for a pre-fall rebellion of a heavenly being in a position of significant responsibility.
Courtney Doctor talks with Colleen Chao about how her faith has grown and flourished through living with a terminal cancer diagnosis.
Courtney Doctor talks with Colleen Chao about how her faith has grown and flourished through living with a terminal cancer diagnosis.
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What we need isn’t a better to-do list but a better grid for making wise decisions across every domain of life.
Protesters disrupted a Cities Church service on Sunday after activists identified one of the pastors as acting director of ICE’s field office in St. Paul, Minnesota.
Bryan Chapell joins Matt Smethurst and Ligon Duncan to discuss how to ensure every sermon is truly Christ-centered, with Jesus as the hero.
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What is true of Christ becomes true of us. Matt Smethurst and Ligon Duncan are joined by Sam Allberry to discuss how pastors can recover the often overlooked doctrine of union with Christ and share it with their congregations.
Brett McCracken leads a panel discussion with Brad Edwards, Gavin Ortlund, and Jared C. Wilson on practical responses to the challenges facing the church.
Trevin Wax and Thomas West join Collin Hansen to discuss how catechisms help believers grow in faith and respond to modern cultural challenges with a biblical perspective.
Though critical weaknesses in our discipleship cause believers to drift from the gospel, there are also compelling reasons to rediscover the church’s beauty.
Courtney Doctor talks with Colleen Chao about how her faith has grown and flourished through living with a terminal cancer diagnosis.
‘Spirit-Filled Singing’ reminds us that faithful worship is measured not by what we produce on a stage but by the kind of people we’re becoming together before God.
After a brain injury nearly took my life, I learned what really gives human life value—and how humans are fundamentally different from AI.
What is true of Christ becomes true of us. Matt Smethurst and Ligon Duncan are joined by Sam Allberry to discuss how pastors can recover the often overlooked doctrine of union with Christ and share it with their congregations.
We don’t have to finish everything now, because Christ will finish everything then.
Paul reminds us that those considering pastoral ministry must think neither too little nor too much of this calling.
How can we shepherd our people to receive the preached Word with humility amid a culture where instant verification has become instinctive?
When we struggle with prayer, the best place to start isn’t finding a new note-card system or journal—it’s admitting our struggle to God and asking him to help us pray.
