A faith technology knowledge network
Faith Tech
Faith tech is technology built to help people find God, grow in faith, and belong to a community of believers. The Living Bread is a faith tech platform, and this is our open library on the whole intersection of Christianity and technology: what these tools are, what they are for, where major Christian traditions agree and differ, and where all of it is moving. We write to be useful first, and honest always.
“He hath made every thing beautiful in his time: also he hath set the world in their heart, so that no man can find out the work that God maketh from the beginning to the end.”
Ecclesiastes 3:11The concepts
Start with the category itself, then follow it into artificial intelligence, church technology, giving, community, and the future of worship.
The questions people ask
Plain, complete answers to the real questions being searched about faith and technology. This is a sample of more than eighty.
- What Is Faith Tech
- Faith and Artificial Intelligence
- Can Artificial Intelligence Have a Soul
- The Digital Sabbath
- Christian Venture Capital
- Meaning in a Secular Age
- The Future of the Church
- What Is the Meaning of Life
Go deeper
The One all of this points to
Every question about the future circles back to the oldest one: what are we, and who made us. There is a hunger no invention can fill. His name is Jesus, the Bread of Life, and He is reaching out to you today.
Meet the Bread of LifeJesus Christ is Lord.
Questions people ask
What is faith tech?
Faith tech is technology built to help people find God, grow in faith, and belong to a community of believers. It includes Bible and prayer apps, church software, Christian social platforms, giving tools, and platforms like The Living Bread.
Is The Living Bread a faith tech platform?
Yes. The Living Bread is a free Christian community and discovery platform that helps people find churches, pray with others, read Scripture, and belong, which places it squarely in the faith tech category.
Does the Bible talk about technology?
The Bible does not name modern technology, but it speaks directly to the heart behind all of it: how we make things, how we steward them, and our habit of trusting created things more than the Creator.