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 Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming part of our everyday lives, shaping how we communicate, work, and even worship. As ministries, churches, and theological institutions wrestle with this new reality, many questions arise. Below, I address pressing concerns that have been raised about AI in the context of faith, worship, and spiritual growth. Should seminaries teach “AI and Theology”? Yes. Theological institutions should prepare the next generation of pastors and leaders to critically understand AI. Just as seminaries address issues like science, politics, or media, AI also deserves serious reflection. Exploring “AI and Theology” can help students discern its benefits, limitations, and spiritual dangers, ensuring ministers are not naïve in engaging with technology. AI in worship songs and sermons AI-generated worship songs and sermons are becoming common, but they raise deep concerns. True worship and biblical preaching are meant to flow from the leading of the Holy Spirit an...

 A Biblical Perspective by Santosh William Jamie Grace’s song “Hold Me,” with the vibrant touch of Tobymac, stands out as more than a pop radio hit; it's a heartfelt declaration of God's sustaining love echoed in daily life. The tune’s catchy chorus and lively rhythm reflect a joy rooted in faith, while the lyrics draw listeners into an atmosphere of gratitude, dependence, and genuine relationship with the Lord. The track, produced by Tobymac, blends acoustic guitar warmth, solid pop beats, and Jamie’s soulful vocals to create a uniquely uplifting sound. As a listener, it’s hard not to smile; the production captures the exuberance of a life “held” by God. The chorus repetition, “I love the way you hold me,” mirrors the assurance that comes with spiritual security—a theme resonating with many biblical promises about God’s nearness and care (Psalm 63:8, Psalm 139:10). The heart of “Hold Me” centers on an intimate walk with God, honestly reflecting the ups and downs of everyday li...

During these decades, Christian rock emerged as a vibrant alternative to mainstream pop and metal. Bands like Petra and Stryper pushed Christian music into the spotlight, combining the power of rock and metal with themes of salvation, redemption, spiritual warfare, and daily discipleship. Their concerts and albums were infused with lyrics that spoke openly about Jesus Christ, backed by energetic performances that drew secular and Christian audiences alike. Petra Petra’s music often highlighted themes like surrender and devotion. Lyrics from “Marks of the Cross” cite: “Praying, caring, loving, sharing / These are the marks of the cross...” Supported by verses such as Matthew 10:39 and Luke 9:62. Stryper Stryper boldly proclaimed their faith in songs like “To Hell With the Devil,” and were known for tossing Bibles to the crowd at concerts. Their message included themes of salvation and grace, and they never shied away from scriptural references, sometimes facing criticism for being overt...

Life rarely moves in a straight line. One day we are celebrating good news, another day we are facing loss, and in between are countless ordinary days where nothing feels particularly remarkable. But whatever the season—joy, sorrow, or the in-between—faith is what keeps us anchored. Faith in Times of Struggle I remember a season when nothing seemed steady. Work was uncertain, relationships were strained, and prayer felt more like speaking into silence than having a conversation with God. Maybe you’ve been there too—when you open your Bible, but the words feel heavy, when you kneel but no answer seems to come. It was in that silence that I began to learn what faith really is. Not a warm feeling, not an instant solution, but a decision. Scripture reminds us, “The Lord is near to the brokenhearted and saves the crushed in spirit” (Psalm 34:18). Even when I could not feel Him, He was present. That truth changed how I saw the struggle. Faith in hard times is not about fixing everything—it ...

Celebrate faith and worship with "Naa Yesayya – Naa Rakshaka," a heartfelt Telugu devotional song performed by Kripal Mohan and shared by Hiswillgroup. This beautiful cover blends soulful music and meaningful lyrics, inviting listeners to reflect on the unwavering love and faithfulness of Jesus. About the Song “Naa Yesayya – Naa Rakshaka” features lyrics and chords suitable for community worship, home fellowships, or personal devotion. The song proclaims Jesus as Savior, Provider, and Friend, and emphasizes trust and delight in His presence. Guitarists and worship leaders will find the provided chords helpful for leading worship in small groups or church gatherings. Key Lyrics & Chords Chords Used: C, Em, Am, D, G Main themes: Faith, praise, the presence of God, Jesus as Saviour and Provider Sample line: "Naa Nammadagina Deva – Keerthinthunu (I exalt my trusted Lord)" Verses highlight personal relationship and praise for Jesus. Connect with Hiswillgroup Stay con...