Culture & Media
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AI Is Learning To Conquer Video Games – But The Real Goal Is Much Bigger
What if the next major breakthrough in artificial intelligence isn’t happening in a laboratory, a military command center, or a corporate boardroom, but inside a video game? That may sound ridiculous, especially to older Americans who remember when video games meant moving a little white…
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Chipotle’s Ouija Board Ad Sparks Backlash – But The Real Danger Goes Much Deeper
A fast-food chain wants to bring back its margaritas. So naturally, it turns to a Ouija board and tells customers that the spirits have spoken. That is the premise behind Chipotle’s Halloween marketing campaign, which has drawn criticism from Christians who see something far more…
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A Generation Drowning In Content Is Searching For Something More
They are the most connected generation in human history. They have instant access to entertainment, information, social media, artificial intelligence, streaming video, podcasts and virtually every worldview imaginable. An answer to almost any factual question is only seconds away. And yet, beneath the endless scrolling,…
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10 Ways LGBTQ+ Ideology Is Reshaping The Church
Walk into certain churches today and you may encounter something that would be almost unrecognizable to Christians who worshiped in the same denominations only a generation ago. Rainbow flags surround the sanctuary. Pastors preach in Pride-colored vestments. Worship services feature queer hymns and transgender themes.…
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Nothing New Under The Sun: Burning Man And The Return Of Ancient Spirituality
Right now, tens of thousands of people are gathered in Nevada’s Black Rock Desert for one of the strangest cultural events in America. For one week, an empty stretch of desert becomes Black Rock City. Massive art installations rise from the dust as people wander…
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The End Of Privacy: AI Glasses Turn Every Encounter Into Potential Content
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…
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Israel Won’t Let Turkey Become The New Iran In Syria
For years, Israel’s greatest concern in Syria was Iran. Iranian forces, weapons depots, missile infrastructure and supply routes to Hezbollah gradually transformed Syria into a potential forward operating base against the Jewish state. Israel responded with hundreds of airstrikes designed to prevent that military infrastructure…
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Theo Von Drops Unexpected Faith Bombshell Involving Morgan Wallen
Remnant Recap A quiet confession: Theo Von revealed he attends Bible study with Morgan Wallen during a recent podcast conversation. A growing curiosity: Von has spoken openly about searching for God, spiritual cleanliness, and deeper meaning beyond fame. A cultural pattern: More entertainers are publicly acknowledging faith, church, and Scripture in an industry once hostile…
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A Letter, a War, a Prayer: The Real Story That Shaped America’s Favorite Christmas Movie
Remnant Recap A hidden hero: Jimmy Stewart’s journey reveals a man who lived out quiet courage, sacrificing Hollywood success to serve his country in World War II. A faithful foundation: Stewart’s father, a Presbyterian deacon, covered his son in prayer and sent him to war with Psalm 91 in his pocket. A story worth telling:…
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“I’m Home”: ‘Country Ever After’ Star’s Final Message Leaves Fans in Tears
Remnant Recap A brave farewell: Criscilla Anderson passed away at 45, leaving a message of faith, peace, and motherly love to her family and community. A long battle: First diagnosed in 2018, she fought colon cancer for nearly seven years before it metastasized in 2022. A legacy of faith: Her husband Coffey and their children…
