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Being Human in the Age of AI: What Machines Can't Take From You

A biblical answer to the question everyone is asking right now

AI can write, reason, and create art — outperforming us in almost every measurable skill. So what are you for? Drawing on his experience as both a pastor and tech executive, Scott delivers a message rooted in Genesis 1 that reframes the AI conversation entirely: not as a crisis, but as an invitation to recover what it truly means to be made in God's image.

Beyond Broken: Rediscovering What It Means to Be Human

An exploration of Genesis 1–2 and what it reveals about human purpose and calling

Most people have been told they're sinners first and image-bearers second. This foundational message flips that script. Drawing from Genesis 1–2, Scott shows that God's first word about humanity wasn't about brokenness — it was about glory. Ideal for churches, retreats, or any setting where people need to be reoriented to who they actually are before they can understand what they're called to do.

Shine Human: Living Out Your God-Given Design

Practical theology for people who feel stuck in sin management and long for purpose

Too many Christians are just managing their brokenness instead of living into their calling. This message — tied to the Imago Assessment and the book Shine Human — gives people a practical framework for understanding how God uniquely designed them to reflect His image and change the world. Transformative for small groups, weekend retreats, and multi-session conference formats.

Faith & Technology: Leading with Kingdom Values in a Digital Age

How Christian leaders can embrace innovation while staying grounded in mission

Digital transformation is reshaping every institution — including the church. Drawing on 20+ years as both a pastor and a tech executive, Scott helps leaders navigate the tension between technological opportunity and theological integrity. A practical, grounded message for church leadership teams, pastor cohorts, and Christian professional conferences where the digital age is already in the room.