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Some questions are too big for one article. These are the ones I followed all the way through.
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Being Human in the Age of AI
If you've ever quietly wondered — in the shower, on the commute, lying awake at 2 a.m. — what am I actually for? … you're not alone. AI has made that question louder, but it didn't create it. This series traces the question to its roots and discovers an answer that no algorithm can touch.
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Designed Before Damaged
Most of us learned to start our story with what went wrong. This series rewinds to the beginning — to Genesis 1, where God designed you with purpose before anything was ever broken. Four posts that will change where you start reading your own story.
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A Protestant Reads the Pope on AI
A six-part reading of Pope Leo XIV's AI encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas, from a Protestant pastor who also works in technology. Across the series we trace worth, calling, formation, limits, and presence — affirming where the encyclical gets it right, and pressing the deeper question underneath it: before we ask what we're building with AI, we have to ask what we are.
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Being Human in the Age of AI
If you've ever quietly wondered — in the shower, on the commute, lying awake at 2 a.m. — what am I actually for? … you're not alone. AI has made that question louder, but it didn't create it. This series traces the question to its roots and discovers an answer that no algorithm can touch.
7 articlesRead the series
Designed Before Damaged
Most of us learned to start our story with what went wrong. This series rewinds to the beginning — to Genesis 1, where God designed you with purpose before anything was ever broken. Four posts that will change where you start reading your own story.
4 articlesRead the series
The Grasshopper Lie
You were not made to shrink at the doorstep of what matters. A seven-post journey through Numbers 13 and the story that makes us feel too small for our own callings — where it comes from, why the world's voice confirms it, and what it means to walk in.
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