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Banks are already grappling with a new problem: how to know whether an AI agent acting inside an account is truly authorized. The answer may bring stronger digital identity checks—but could also expand who controls access to money and commerce. As AI and digital ID converge, Revelation’s warning about a system that restricts buying and selling raises urgent questions about technology, power and allegiance.
For decades, many Golan Druze held onto their Syrian identity and rejected Israeli citizenship. Now, thousands are choosing a different future. Their growing bond with Israel could reshape the politics of the Golan—and matter even more if tensions with Damascus rise.
The United Methodist and Episcopal Churches are losing members. But their deeper crisis is not simply that people are leaving. It is that, in too many places, the church has worked so hard to resemble the world that people no longer see why they should stay.
Cyberattacks are escalating, artificial intelligence is making hackers more dangerous, and the digital systems we depend upon are increasingly vulnerable. But what happens when a major cyber crisis threatens the global financial system, disrupts communications, and brings everyday life to a standstill? And who will ultimately control the systems we depend upon?
For decades, the battle over Israel has been fought in the halls of the United Nations, across university campuses, and in the streets of major cities. But an increasingly bitter confrontation is now unfolding in a place many Christians might never have expected: inside the Church itself.
On April 13, 2029, an enormous asteroid named Apophis will race past Earth at a distance of just 20,000 miles from our planet's surface. That's closer than many of the satellites orbiting above us. Measuring approximately 1,100 feet across, this massive space rock will provide humanity with an extraordinary reminder of just how vulnerable our world really is.
Democrats in Congress recently unveiled their health care priorities for the upcoming 120th Congress should they win back the majority in November. Unsurprisingly, abortion remains a top priority for the caucus.
Israel has long relied on the United States as its most important ally and weapons supplier. But Israeli leaders are now planning for a future in which American support could become less reliable - or come with conditions that limit Israel’s freedom to act.
Millions of people are turning to AI with questions about Scripture, and the trend raises a question churches cannot ignore: who is guiding them? Chatbots can explain passages in seconds, but a confident answer is not always a faithful one - and instant information is no substitute for Christian community, pastoral care and discipleship.
From App State to Miami and Pepperdine, students are gathering to worship, hear the Gospel and publicly declare their faith through baptism. Their response challenges the assumption that young adults have moved beyond Christianity. But the work does not end when the arena empties: New believers need churches and mature Christians ready to help them grow.
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