What is The FaithTech Institute?
Two Worlds?
Technology is made to fix problems. A problem exists. The world is not the way it should be. We see a new way the world could be. So we design technology to create a better world.
As Christians, we believe that Jesus came to fix a problem too. The world was not the way it should be. Jesus came to put things right. He showed us a picture of the way the world should be. And he promised to make all things new.
Two worlds. One technology is creating. One Jesus is creating. Can these two worlds co-exist? Or are they the same world? Do they complement each other? Do they conflict?
At the FaithTech Institute, we are exploring these worlds. As part of FaithTech Global, the Institute is expanding how the global church talks about technology. And we hope the conversations expands your imagination for the future.
The world of faith and the world of technology. It’s uncharted territory. Chart it with us.
What does this mean for you?
Already writing? If you are already writing about theology as it relates to technology, or technology as it relates to theology — write with us! We are connected with thousands of Christians and technologists around the globe. They need to hear from you!
Aspiring to write? If you’re an aspiring author exploring the world of faith and technology— write with us! Share your inspiring stories, deep insights, and practical applications.
Need article ideas? If you already have ideas, pitch them to us! Otherwise, we are looking for articles related to:
- Ways technology is shifting culture and affecting relationships
- Ethical challenges created by emerging technology
- Stories of new technology benefiting the Kingdom of God
- Intersection of theology and technology
- Find more ideas here.
Not a writer? You can still get involved! Our goal is action. That’s why FaithTech — our parent organization — started. We are building communities around the world where people can lean on strong Christian networks, learn from one another, support each other, and build projects that will benefit the Kingdom of God. You can find them when you connect with FaithTech on Slack, Facebook, Meetup, and Instagram.
Learn more about FaithTech at faithtech.com.
Want to join the movement? Start here.
