Resources

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Explore Babylon Singularity’s articles, teaching and upcoming podcast and help us develop a carefully reviewed directory of resources that serve the body of Christ.

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Our next step is a curated directory organized around Watch, Pray, and Proclaim. Listings will be added as sources and ministries are reviewed. The categories below describe the directory we are building.

Watch: research & discernment

Biblical scholarship, primary technology sources, and researchers examining the theological and social implications of emerging systems.

Pray: prayer & discipleship

Resources that help believers grow in Scripture, prayer, fellowship, and obedience to Jesus, together with ministries serving that work.

Proclaim: gospel witness & mission

Evangelism, disciple-making, Bible translation, and mission efforts that help Christians take part in making Christ known.

Local churches & Christian fellowship

Connections that encourage believers to participate in faithful local churches and develop relationships of worship, service, and accountability.

How resources will be selected

We look for biblical faithfulness, identifiable leadership, clear purpose, responsible handling of evidence, and appropriate accountability. A useful resource may contribute to a particular topic without representing agreement on every position.

Each external listing should explain why it is included and what it offers. Where relevant, we will distinguish ministry resources, scholarly work, and primary reporting so readers can evaluate them in context.

Recommend a resource

Send the name, website, a short explanation of what it offers, and how it serves Watch, Pray, or Proclaim. Researchers and ministry leaders are welcome to introduce their work.

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