Are AI sermons ethical? Pastors grapple with pros, cons
On any given Sunday, churchgoers settle into pews as a clergy person takes an ancient holy text and figures out what it has to say about our lives today. But how would worshippers feel if they found out that sermon was written by Artificial Intelligence?
Indiana church holds unique ordination service
First Southern Baptist Church Clarksville, Indiana, recently held what was described by the State Convention of Baptists in Indiana as
Gage takes SBC stage as chief parliamentarian after long run by McCarty
Covering SBC annual meetings in person for more than 25 years now, one thing I’ve always noticed is the person
Your Voice: God is our disaster relief
By Mark P. Gonzales Fort Myers, Florida No matter how much damage we personally sustained from Hurricane Ian, all of
First person: Hoping for a brighter, calmer year ahead? Let us join the journey
A new year brings a fresh start and the opportunity to reboot personally, professionally and within your church and community.
Ministry helps pastors remain in ministry for long haul
Ministry is a tough calling. It demands more than sermon preparation and hospital visits. It requires the whole person.
Pakistani Christian charged with blasphemy, ‘deliberately’ kept from bail hearing
“They knew he would get bail on merit, which is why they deliberately kept him from appearing before the judge,” attorney says.
First person: 10 guidelines when studying the Bible’s tough passages
How do you deal with tough passages in Scripture, especially with those difficult passages that challenge such comforting doctrines as eternal security?