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Thursday night, millions of Americans will look up to see the moon turn blood red against a world already shaken by war, disasters and growing instability. Is it simply a spectacular eclipse—or a timely reminder of the signs Scripture says will one day accompany the end of the age?
For generations, students of Bible prophecy have asked a fascinating question about Revelation 13:15. How could the Antichrist and False Prophet possibly know whether someone, anywhere in the world, actually bowed down and worshiped the image of the Beast--or refused to do so?
The United Methodist Church has undergone a dramatic transformation - but one congregation reveals just how far that theological shift can go. When churches begin celebrating what Scripture once clearly condemned, Christians must ask: Where does progressive Christianity finally draw the line?
If artificial intelligence increasingly does the work required to earn an education, what exactly does an education certify anymore?
Most Americans take abundant food for granted. But what happens when fertilizer becomes scarce, grain shipments stop moving, harvests disappoint and extreme weather strikes major agricultural regions simultaneously? We may be about to find out.
New research from the AI Observatory examined more than 23,000 anonymized conversations with major AI chatbots and found that nearly half--48 percent--were not related to work. People were talking to artificial intelligence about health, relationships and other deeply personal subjects.
For decades, the Girl Scouts was regarded as one of America's most wholesome institutions--a place where girls learned responsibility, service, leadership and practical skills. That image, however, is becoming increasingly difficult to reconcile with the organization many Christian parents see today.
One of the biggest mistakes parents can make is thinking their children are safe if they're in red states or private schools. The reality is that the landmines of liberalism are everywhere.
The most dangerous period in the conflict with Iran may not be determined by missiles, aircraft or troop movements. It may be determined by the calendar.
For years, Americans have worried about surveillance cameras mounted on buildings, government facial-recognition systems and smartphones quietly collecting enormous amounts of personal data. But the next stage of surveillance may not be mounted on a wall or sitting in someone's hand. It may be sitting on someone's face.
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