InterVarsity Press

Christians have a choice when it comes to AI: engage this moment with theological depth and pastoral wisdom, or show up late to the conversation.

In AI and the Church, @ToddKorpi explores AI through a biblical and theological lens, addressing its implications for ministry, ethics, and human flourishing.

The course is now available on @SeminaryNow: seminarynow.co/ai-ivp

Indigenous theology has always had a place in the story of faith and justice.

These authors invite us to see Scripture through the beauty of Native storytelling, to confront the painful truths of history, and to imagine a future where justice and respect guide our walk with God.

The book of Acts calls Tabitha a disciple. But what does this mean for how we understand her story?

🎙️ In this episode of Hear Women, @carmenjoyimes and @eng_Scrptr show us how biblical women display a bold vision of discipleship that Christians of all ages can learn from.

Listen now on your favorite podcast platform.

The Readers’ Choice Awards are here! 🏆 We want to hear from YOU: what were your favorite IVP books of 2026?

Nominate up to 9 books: ivpress.com/readerschoice

PLUS all participants are entered to win the stack of winning titles! 📚

Books published from November 1, 2025 - October 31, 2026 are eligible.

It's Stranger Things Day! 🧇 🔦🚲 @kuttercallaway, author of 'Be Afraid,' explains the theological and spiritual themes behind this horror series.

Read the book to learn how our deepest fears reveal what we truly love, long for, and believe.