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AI Tech Bros Seem Awful. They Might Be Telling Us the Truth.

This piece was adapted from Russell Moore’s newsletter. Subscribe here. Our science fiction movies had it wrong. They always pictured that, when a mad scientist said his creation was now out of his control and the very survival of the species might be at stake, people would eithe...

Christianity TodaySep 16, 2026

Why I'm a Professional ‘Third Wheel’

It’s five o’clock rush hour on Wednesday afternoon, and I’m trying to think happy thoughts on my weekly one-and-a-half-hour drudge through Nashville to visit my friends Chase and Paige. The drive itself is easily my least favorite part of the week, but as I arrive and see their 3...

Christianity TodaySep 16, 2026

How ‘Harm Reduction’ Harms the Homeless

For many years, it was widely accepted that the way to help people addicted to drugs was to support them through detoxing: Get the substance out of their system to give them a shot at life without it. More recently, however, the doctrine of “harm reduction” has partially supplant...

Christianity TodaySep 16, 2026

When Lack of Accountability Leads to the ‘Death of the Pastor’s Wife’

“The church has died. The church has closed down,” said lawyer Russell Long. Long was representing John-Paul “JP” Miller, pastor of the nondenominational Solid Rock Church in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The church’s closure was due to external pressure, Long claimed. For months...

Christianity TodaySep 16, 2026

Jonah and the People God Pitied

Why does God rescue rebels? John Piper shows from Jonah 4:1–11 how mercy received becomes mercy shown.Watch Now

Desiring GodSep 16, 2026

Christ Delights in Work Well Done

“What do you like about the kind of work you do?” I asked a fellow dad as we watched our sons during their basketball practice. It wasn’t an unusual question for me to ask, as I’m naturally curious about people’s careers and work environments. His answer, however, surprised me: “...

Desiring GodSep 16, 2026

Why We Said ‘No’ to IVF and ‘Yes’ to Embryo Adoption

The 2019 Book of Common Prayer contains a liturgy of thanksgiving for the birth of a child and one of thanksgiving for the adoption of a child. When our daughter was born in September 2024, we asked our pastor to come to the hospital to pray both these prayers for our new baby. N...

The Gospel CoalitionSep 16, 2026

The Backlash Against a White House Plan to Pay Stay-at-Home Parents

Beverly Hallberg has helped conservatives craft their policies and messages for over 20 years. As president of a training firm, District Media Group, she’s often the one behind the scenes prepping faith-based and conservative influencers and lawmakers on how to get ready for prim...

Christianity TodaySep 15, 2026

The Seductive Ideology of Estrangement

The most revealing sign of civic unrest is not the slogans shouted in public but the relationships abandoned in private. Since 2020, I’ve traveled around the country giving talks on a destabilizing ideology that seemed, almost overnight, to be everywhere. The Q&A sessions quickly...

Christianity TodaySep 15, 2026

Christian Women and the Poison of Porn

According to Covenant Eyes, an esteemed internet accountability and screen-monitoring service, 40 percent of professing Christian women consume pornography. That is astoundingly tragic because “consuming pornography” is consuming poison. If you are reading this and you are one of...

Desiring GodSep 15, 2026

Why Our Baptist Forebears Wouldn’t Support Blasphemy Laws

In recent weeks, there’s been quite a dustup over a recently released book in which R. Albert Mohler Jr., president of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, argues that “the government has the full right to restrict and punish blasphemy.” Not only was this an about-face from...

The Gospel CoalitionSep 15, 2026

"Here on my own will": Maharashtra churches adapt to anti-conversion law

India (MNN) – Name. Address. Government ID. In parts of Maharashtra, India, going to church now comes with paperwork. Some churches are asking worshippers to sign consent forms stating they came voluntarily and were not pressured to convert. The precaution comes after Maharashtra...

Mission Network NewsSep 15, 2026

Houthis tighten their grip as millions in Yemen face hunger and uncertainty

Yemen (MNN) — Conflict within Yemen and with its neighbors has been escalating. Last week, the Iran-backed Houthis attacked four cities in Saudi Arabia, wounding dozens and damaging oil facilities. They proceeded to capture Yemen’s port city of Mocha on September 10, which was fo...

Mission Network NewsSep 15, 2026

Wendell Berry, ‘Bad-Weather Churchgoer’

Wendell Berry—who died on August 31 at the age of 92—deeply influenced countless Christians through his fiction, essays, and poetry. I count myself among his adoring fans. To me, Berry was a prophet, critiquing the church’s excesses and idols while proclaiming what it could be, a...

Christianity TodaySep 14, 2026

Christian Humility Isn’t Just ‘Thinking of Yourself Less’

Scripture honors and commands humility, but what does it look like in practice? A line widely misattributed to C. S. Lewis offers a memorable answer: “Humility is not thinking less of ourselves; it is thinking of ourselves less.” That definition has been popular among American Ch...

Christianity TodaySep 14, 2026

It’s Not Good to Be Alone—with Chatbots

We’ve heard that we have a God-shaped vacuum. Genesis 2 suggests we also have a human-shaped vacuum: “It is not good for the man to be alone” (v. 18). Out of all the times God calls creation “good” in the first chapters of the Bible, here’s the one instance that’s “not good”—our ...

Christianity TodaySep 14, 2026

Asa and the Folly of Self-Reliance

Why is self-reliance so foolish? John Piper opens 2 Chronicles 16:9 to show how it forfeits the help God gives to those who trust him.Watch Now

Desiring GodSep 14, 2026

The Joy That Sustained Jesus

Jesus endured unspeakable agony at the cross. Pastor John marvels at the force of his love sustained by expectant joy.Listen Now

Desiring GodSep 14, 2026

Where Is God When Sleep Won’t Come?

I stare at the clock: 3:00am. If I fall asleep right now, I can still get three hours. Nighttimes are full of these elementary calculations when you’re an insomniac. Insomnia has been my constant companion since high school. Some seasons are worse than others, but the worst of my...

Desiring GodSep 14, 2026

9/11 Prayer Walk

Christina Stanton runs one of the most unique 9/11 walking tours in NYC. When Christians and church groups taker her tour, she offers to turn it into something special: a prayer walk. Kristy Etheridge takes us on this unique tour of the World Trade Center memorial site on the 25t...

Christianity TodaySep 13, 2026

Invite God into Your Anxieties

Since COVID, there have been plenty of fine sermons, blogs, articles, and books about anxiety. There have been even more books and discussion about rest, one of anxiety’s opposites. But it is hard to see much impact from all this teaching. Today, anxiety simply is. It seems to ha...

Desiring GodSep 12, 2026

Cancel Culture Has Forgotten How to Forgive

The Christian faith hinges on forgiveness. Christ’s work on the cross initiated what would forever mark history. Church fathers like Irenaeus and Athanasius wrote about forgiveness as an essential part of the Christian life. Some of Tim Keller’s last published words appear in For...

The Gospel CoalitionSep 12, 2026