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AI for pastors should support discernment, not replace it. The goal is less friction around faithful ministry, not more generic output.
The hidden load for bivocational pastors is not only sermon prep. It is context switching across study, care, communication, and church life.
And Lupita Nyong’o is showing exactly that in this YouTube Short Scattered Words: Hardcover $26.00 USD|Scattered Words: eBook $11.00 USD|Scattered Words: Amazon
This is the third blog post of my Tales from the hospital miniseries. I wrote about edge cases in web design that I encountered between surgeries. Breakpoints Breaking points Breaking bad Contrary to my earlier hospital encounters this...
It’s been a fabulous week hereabouts. Hard to suggest otherwise. A whole twelve days since the last close call with frost means I have about 45 tomato plants now out in bigger pots and into plots, one seen above. Last year’s dried garlic...
I found some photos and newspaper clippings to tell the timeline of a series of bridges the National Road and US 40 used to cross a creek in Putnam County, IN.
This here Thursday Pressing Concerns features new albums from Labrador, American Cream Band, and Prathloons that are coming out tomorrow (June 5th), plus an LP from Leah Callahan that came out earlier this week. Check them out, and also...
Recap of episode 8, which perfectly executes on another horror genre while also demonstrating how mystery series should work (Spoilers)
Today is the the feast of Corpus Christi (the Body of Christ), which is really a celebration of the sacrament of Holy Communion. In mediaeval times there used to be wonderful processions in which the consecrated elements were taken out …...
This is a mess we are finally starting to move away from. For over a decade, #failbook was one of the main organising spaces for progressive activism. On the surface it looked useful: easy groups, fast sharing, broad reach. But...
A SWELL PARTY, EVENTUALLY We “Call the Midwife” fans all suspected there was more pizazz to nurse Trixie than bicycling round Poplar in the 1950s, and indeed Helen George always was a dead classy, RAM- trained musical-theatre...
I recently read the third book in The Dark Profit Saga series of books. I was sure I wrote reviews of the first two, but apparently I didn’t. So here’s an aggregate one. This series of books started out as a kind of comedic fantasy take...