By: Beth Rivers
As AI delivers increasingly personal and affirming responses, mathematician and apologist John Lennox warns it can’t replicate human consciousness, identity or true connection.
By: Beth Rivers
As AI delivers increasingly personal and affirming responses, mathematician and apologist John Lennox warns it can’t replicate human consciousness, identity or true connection.
Many people quietly carry the same heavy question: Am I actually good for anything?
By: Telana Sladen
For many people, introducing themselves sounds something like this: “Hi, I’m Sarah. I’m a teacher,” or “I’m Mike, a builder.” Our work often becomes closely tied to who we believe we are. But is our job really meant to define our identity?
What it means to be a man has become a divisive issue in our culture.
By: Telana Sladen
Self-identity is how we see and understand ourselves—knowing who we are, what we believe in, and how we feel about ourselves.
By: Brian Harris
A few weeks back I alerted you to my ‘proverbs project ‘– spring boarding from the thirty sayings that start in Proverbs 22:20.
By: Third Space
I’m a firstborn Asian son. I was always a high achiever! In primary school, I was the annoying kid who asked the teacher for more work.
By: Laura Bennett
You walk into an art gallery and the moment you do, you are blindfolded. You feel uncomfortable but suddenly attune to auditory stories playing around you.
By: Yvette Cherry
In the busy life of the bee world, the Queen Bee reigns supreme. Nurtured in her role as the provider of life, she is the only queen in a colony of honey bees that may number 60,000 or more. The Queen Bee is the largest bee in the colony and the only one capable of stinging multiple times and surviving.