The Regent Vine

Welcome to The Vine, a publication of Regent College. Join us for conversations that inform, challenge, and inspire.

Mar 27, 2026
Theology Podcast Society & Culture

Podcast: Bridging Cultures, Seeking Peace and Justice

Ruth Padilla DeBorst

This episode explores living between cultures, integral mission, and the relationship between evangelism, justice, and peace. It reflects on ecological justice, climate migration, and contextual theology, while inviting Western churches to learn from the resilience of global Christian communities.

All Resources: Science & Technology

Mar 23, 2026

Community: Meghan Sullivan and the DELTA Framework

Meghan Sullivan
In September 2025, Meghan Sullivan launched the DELTA framework, an approach to engagement with artificial intelligence that is “rooted in enduring Christian values: Dignity, Embodiment, Love, Transcendence, and Agency.”
Mar 20, 2026

Thinking About AI, Part 2: Community Perspectives

Hilary Guth
This article examines Regent College student, staff, and faculty responses to a three-question survey about attitudes to and engagement with AI. Respondents told us about their use (and non-use) of AI, their hopes and fears for the future, and many, many questions.
Mar 19, 2026

Thinking About AI, Part 1: A Personal Perspective

Hilary Guth
Responding to three survey questions about AI, the author reflects on her slow journey to engaging the technology, her efforts to discern good use cases, and some ongoing fears, hopes, and questions.
Mar 6, 2026

Podcast: 5 Keys to Navigating AI—Dignity, Embodiment, Love, Transcendence, and Agency

Meghan Sullivan
In this podcast interview, the DELTA framework—Dignity, Embodiment, Love, Transcendence, and Agency—offers a Christian lens for engaging AI’s ethical challenges. The conversation explores AI’s human, environmental, and political impacts, urging responsible stewardship while keeping love central to our technological future.
Jan 15, 2026

Putting Technology in Its Proper Place

Andy Crouch
This reflection examines technology’s promise of “easy everywhere,” showing how devices reshape work, rest, and attention. Rather than rejecting technology, it calls for wiser limits and a shift from passive devices to engaging tools that support human flourishing.
Oct 1, 2025

Speaking of AI, "From Work to Text"

Jeremy Stewart
Jeremy Stewart reflects on AI, writing, and vocation through his own practice of voice-typing during his commute. Engaging Aristotle, Barthes, and Christian faith, he explores detours, risks, and the question: who are we becoming with AI, and what does true flourishing mean in Christ?
Sep 16, 2025

Artificial Intelligence and the Diminishment of Human Identity

Jens Zimmermann
True danger lies not in machines thinking, but in losing our personhood and sense of being truly human.
Sep 16, 2025

Will There Be AI Zombie Songs in Heaven?

Jonathan Lipps
Human creativity reflects divine design and personal growth; unlike AI-generated art, true art stems from soul, struggle, and transformation.