Against a backdrop of uncertainty, people are searching for new sources of control and stability. Where science and ancient wisdom have been conventionally pitted against one another, many are moving towards an integrated approach to authority that draws from the best of both worlds.

Americans reignited their faith during the pandemic, and are looking to maintain spiritual habits outside of traditional church-going. Glorify, a new Christian-focused app is blending daily prayer, mindfulness, and community in the digital space for people who are seeking connection and ritual.

Influencer Elijah Lamb reaches thousands of young Americans with his theology and lifestyle content, bolstering the appeal of Christianity in digital spaces. What is driving young people’s exploration of faith online, and how will technology impact their relationship with religion and each other?

An increase in generative AI apps provides Christians in South Korea with prayer services, bible verses, and even counselling. People’s relationships with technology are developing in unprecedented ways, hinting at the growing dependency on conversational AI for solace and spiritual guidance.

As people’s relationship with tech evolves, innovations are enhancing theological connection and spiritual wellbeing. Bridging geographical distances and improving accessibility, these developments are helping people find moments of spirituality and clarity in their daily lives.