InterVarsity Press

12/26/2025

In 'AI Goes to Church', — Todd Korpi helps pastors, ministry leaders, and faithful people think about artificial intelligence through a biblical and theological lens honoring both the gifts and the challenges this technology brings.

For a clear look at how this book guides the church in discerning AI with wisdom and faithfulness, check out this review: https://bit.ly/4pKCVkp

‘AI Goes to Church’ will help equip pastors and church leaders to think theologically about emerging technological trends.

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas from InterVarsity Press ❤️🌟

12/24/2025

'The First Nations Version Psalms and Proverbs' offers a beautiful, Indigenous retelling of Scripture, rich with imagery, honor, and the rhythms of Native storytelling.

It's a moving reminder of how God’s Word speaks through every people and every culture. The thoughtful review from The Banner captures the heart of the translation:

The Official Magazine of the Christian Reformed Church

12/24/2025

🎙️ The art of asking the right questions can transform your life and leadership.

J.R. Briggs after a decade of studying this craft, shares why great questions captivate, connect, and inspire on the Carey Nieuwhof podcast:

N.T. Wright discusses the forces that formed him into the scholar, priest, and writer he is today: his early influences, his calling, and what he gave up to pursue his writing. He also shares his views on spiritual warfare and the problem of Christians demonizing their enemies.

12/24/2025

The holidays are a great time to build deeper connection by asking better questions. Try these 5 thoughtful questions from J.R. Briggs, author of 'The Art of Asking Better Questions.'

12/19/2025

Do you ever feel like you’re “accomplishing Christmas” rather than savoring Christmas?

In this article by Grace Pouch, author of 'Savoring Childhood,' we can learn how to slow down and savor the time of gift-giving.

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Slowing down the process of gift-giving can help children expand their capacity for gratitude in this fast-paced consumerist world.

12/19/2025

Good conversations don’t happen by accident.

This piece based on J.R. Briggs' 'The Art of Asking Better Questions' offers wise guidance on how to ask questions that invite honesty, build trust, and help us truly see one another.

This article by Common Good Magazine is worth reading for anyone longing for deeper, more intentional dialogue:

As Christians, we study Jesus’ teachings, his miracles, his actions, and his parables. But seldom do we ever study his questions.

12/19/2025

The holidays can bring up a lot of grief. Here are a couple gentle questions to ask a grieving loved one to help them feel seen and supported.

12/18/2025

At the first Christmas, God exchanged the glories of divinity for the vulnerability of human existence, uniting himself to us in order to unite us to God.

12/18/2025

These days our culture treats hospitality like a skill to be mastered (and often, as an obligation). Does the Christian tradition offer anything deeper?

Laura Baghdassarian Murray, Author Page, author of 'Becoming a Person of Welcome,' guides us in cultivating a posture of welcome that reflects God’s presence and generosity.

Watch the interview with The Trinity Forum to learn from her theological insight and practical steps we can apply—even in a busy season.

As we move through the busy Advent season leading to Christmas, it’s a good time to reflect on hospitality. These days our culture treats it like a skill to ...

12/18/2025

Cinema isn’t just entertainment. At its best, it’s a reflection of beauty, truth, and the human soul.

This thoughtful article on Crystal Downing's 'The Wages of Cinema,' unpacks how film, through words, images, and craft, can reflect our calling as creators made in God’s image.

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