Artificial Intelligence

The Board of Directors of the National Association of Evangelicals (NAE) approved a resolution at its semiannual meeting on October 1 addressing the opportunities, risks and moral questions raised by artificial intelligence. The resolution calls Christians, churches, technology leaders and policymakers to approach this developing technology with wisdom, humility and a commitment to human dignity.

Faith in America

Over the past 250 years, revivals, prayer movements and public theology have guided believers through social and scientific change, and have called the nation to repentance, renewal and compassion. Looking ahead, the challenge will be to elevate the values that have historically brought out our best — humility, generosity, neighbor-love, religious freedom — while confronting past failures.

Difficult Conversations

Do you feel the tension? Maybe it’s at the dinner table or in your church or anytime you hop on social media. Hosted by Walter Kim, this podcast series is an exploration of why we ended up so polarized and how Christians can become the peacemakers that Jesus called blessed.

A Call and Prayer for a Just Peace with Iran

Christians have a long tradition of ethical reflection on war. Most evangelicals affirm the wisdom of the just war tradition, while critiquing ways its principles are sometimes misused. In “Toward an Evangelical Public Policy,” the late evangelical ethicist Glen H. Stassen outlines eight conditions for the conduct of a just war. You are invited to draw on these principles as you pray for peace with Iran.

This Is My Immigrant Neighbor

Behind every immigration headline is a real person made in God’s image — a neighbor with a story worth hearing. This video series helps us listen with compassion and curiosity as Christians reflect on the lives and experiences of their immigrant neighbors. 

Compassion for a World in Need

As the future of our national foreign assistance structure stands at a pivotal crossroads, we want Christians to be united with one voice — declaring our support for poverty-focused international assistance and the role of faith-based implementing partners in doing that work. We invite you to join in the call for greater Compassion for a World in Need.