Is the future built by machines—or redeemed by Christ? This article offers a gospel-shaped vision of hope amid the rapid rise of artificial progress and human innovation.
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Technology and Ethics: A Biblical Worldview for the Digital Age
Technology and Ethics: A Biblical Worldview for the Digital Age is a 5-part teaching series designed to help believers think biblically about the tools that shape our world—and our souls. Each article explores how the drama of Scripture (Creation → Fall → Redemption → Restoration) offers clarity, conviction, and hope for navigating AI, digital media, and the moral dilemmas of a hyperconnected age. From identity and addiction to truth and hope, this series equips Christians to engage the digital world with wisdom, dignity, and gospel purpose.
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Ethics in a Digital Age: Truth, Privacy, and Responsibility
In an age of misinformation and mass surveillance, how do believers uphold biblical ethics online? This post explores digital integrity and truth in a world of AI and algorithms.
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Social Media and the Gospel: Redeeming the Digital Space
Social media isn’t just noise—it’s a mission field. This article helps believers reclaim online spaces for truth, discipleship, and gospel witness in a divided digital age.
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Digital Addiction: When Technology Becomes an Idol
Can a smartphone become a false god? This post examines the heart-level dangers of digital idolatry and how the gospel frees us from tech obsession and algorithmic slavery.
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AI and the Image of God
What makes us truly human in an age of artificial intelligence? This article explores how the imago Dei sets humanity apart from machines—and why that matters for our digital age.
