Artificial intelligence is transforming every aspect of life — but how should Christians respond? In this powerful conversation, Billy Hallowell sits down with Nicholas Skytland ahead of AI for Humanity (October 7 at Colorado Christian University) to explore how faith leaders can guide the ethical and moral development of AI. 

From Bible translation to the meaning of human creativity in an age of machines, they unpack why the church must engage now to ensure technology serves human flourishing. More info here: https://event.christianpost.com

Billy Hallowell and Brandon Showalter of The Christian Post sit down to process the shocking assassination of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk. They reflect on Kirk’s bold faith, his commitment to truth, and the deep spiritual wounds this tragedy has exposed across America. 

From personal memories of Kirk's warmth to a call for national repentance and healing, this conversation points to the only true source of hope: Jesus Christ.

"The fact that we're seeing [this] in the United States, that's ... spiritually evil darkness that needs to be cleansed from our land," Showalter said. "Only God can heal that."

Artificial intelligence is changing our world at breakneck speed, but what does that mean for Christians, morality, and human flourishing?

In this episode of "The Inside Story," Billy Hallowell sits down with Christian Post's Brandon Showalter to unpack the promises and perils of AI. From positives like Bible translation to fears over what's to come, they explore how believers can apply a biblical worldview to emerging technology, the dangers of becoming “subjects” of machines, and why keeping Christ at the center is the only true safeguard.

Plus, learn about The Christian Post's upcoming "AI for Humanity" event at Colorado Christian University and how you can join the conversation in person or via livestream.

What are Christians to make of President Donald Trump's comments about wanting to get into heaven? The commander-in-chief's recent proclamations reignited a theological debate about faith and works — and sparked a litany of questions.

"President Donald Trump's recent comments suggesting he could earn his way to Heaven by ending the Ukraine-Russia war prompted a flurry of theological debate on social media regarding good works, salvation and the state of the president's soul," The Christian Post's Jon Brown recently wrote, noting Trump said the following during a "Fox & Friends" interview: "I want to try and get to Heaven if possible. I'm hearing I'm not doing well. I hear I'm really at the bottom of the totem pole."

Brown joins "The Inside Story" to break down the discussion and debate that followed. Read more here: https://www.christianpost.com/news/trumps-comments-over-heaven-spark-debate-over-salvation-works.html

In this episode of The Inside Story, Billy Hallowell sits down with The Christian Post’s Jon Brown to unpack key moments from the recent TPUSA Faith Pastors Summit in California. 

From Greg Laurie’s call to “evangelize or fossilize” to Eric Metaxas’ warning about cultural silence, pastors and leaders urged Christians to stand firm in truth and boldly engage a rapidly shifting culture. 

With revival stirring among Gen Z and young believers, what does this mean for the future of the church, and how should Christians respond to cultural opposition? Billy and Jon break it all down.

Should Christians and churches fear artificial intelligence? How are believers responding?

The Christian Post's Leonardo Blair joins Billy Hallowell to break down the issue and to explain how Gloo, a leading technology platform connecting the faith ecosystem, is helping usher in understanding.

"With a plan to shape technology, particularly Artificial Intelligence, toward positive endeavors, Gloo ... announced Monday that Pat Gelsinger, the former CEO of multinational technology company Intel, has expanded his role at the firm from investor and chairman to executive chairman and head of technology," Blair writes.

Read more here.

What have Jewish students faced amid anti-Semitism on American campuses? The Christian Post's Samantha Kamman attended Israel on Campus Coalition's National Leadership Summit on July 28, 2025, and spoke with young people who have seen and witnessed some of the horror. 

Listen to Kamman share what they've experienced. 

In this episode of The Inside Story, Billy Hallowell sits down with Leah Klett of The Christian Post to unpack Lifetime's bold move into the faith-based film space. 

With big names like Chrissy Metz, Alexa PenaVega, Kat Graham, and Paula Patton leading four new inspirational films, this marks a notable cultural shift. Leah shares exclusive insights from her interviews with the actresses and explains why Hollywood is finally waking up to the power of authentic Christian storytelling. 

From Alexa’s answered prayers to Paula’s redemption story, this conversation explores how faith is growing in influence inside Tinseltown.

The crisis at Baylor University over a $643,401 grant intended to study LGBTQ+ inclusion in churches poured over into the media earlier this month, with the historically Baptist school returning the funds after public outcry.

The Eula Mae and John Baugh Foundation, which issued the grant, expressed frustration with the decision to backtrack after Baylor University President Linda Livingstone put out a statement announcing the monetary return.

"While acknowledging the importance of loving LGBTQ-identifying students at Baylor, Livingstone also suggested the grant effectively violated the school's stated sexual ethics," Christian Post reporter Jon Brown wrote.

Brown joins "The Inside Story" to break down the issue and provide a comprehensive explanation of what unfolded. Read more here: https://www.christianpost.com/news/baylor-u-cites-sexual-ethics-code-in-returning-643k-lgbtq-grant.html

In this powerful episode of The Inside Story, Billy Hallowell is joined by Christian Post journalist Brandon Showalter for an exclusive breakdown of the Federal Trade Commission’s landmark workshop examining deceptive trade practices tied to “gender-affirming care” for minors. 

The conversation explores what this workshop could mean for future federal investigations and why this moment may signal a historic turning point in America’s reckoning with the medicalization of gender-confused youth.