Artificial intelligence stirs fears that we’ll be replaced, pacified, or destroyed. Each fear assumes we have to save ourselves. Scripture tells a different story: we build up, but God comes down.
A North Dakota church that once rented a single room in a mall now owns and operates it, and they continue to set out extra chairs.
Alaska Christian College marks twenty-five years by looking back at the moments it calls miracles, and ahead to a chapel it plans to build debt-free.
Since 1960, KICY radio in Nome has broadcast Bible teaching and music to western Alaska, where general manager Patty Burchell says radio is still the way people stay connected.
A grandmother and her granddaughter each tell the story of their last visit in a Yuma hospital, and the two words Mál asked her to hold onto.
Tamara Fore-Ravelo shares what it took to get from the Fort Yuma Quechan Indian Reservation to the pulpit, and what kept her going.
