That Kitchen Sink
Sometimes God finds us in the most unlikely places. But instead of running away, maybe we should kneel.
January 2021
Theopolis Monk, Part III: The Hypothesis is Probably Wrong
AI can contribute to a more just and harmonious society, but it will require human oversight and responsibility.
Can the LEGO Foundation Change the Global Mindset of Education?
The LEGO Foundation and its university partners study how children learn through play.
Being the Light
Amanda Gorman's poetic lines on light hearken back to Jesus' call to be light in this world.
Rethinking Our Urban Design
With the world's population flooding into cities, we need to think about efficiency, safety, and quality of life.
When the Going Gets Rough: Walking Through the Reality of a Desert
There are times and seasons that just seem downright hard! There is that drain on finances, loose tatters of the past, or even failings that seem just too much. It
Theopolis Monk, Part II: Their Thoughts Are Not Our Thoughts
The deployment of artificial intelligence (AI) systems in the public sector may be a tantalizing topic for science fiction, but current trends in machine learning (ML) and AI research show
The Logic of Anti-Racism, Part II: History and Other Divisive Concepts
Our cultural and social biases create baseline assumptions we aren't even aware of.
Ideas Like The Boring Company May Be the Solution to Human Overpopulation
Some would argue that the world is overpopulated. I contend that we aren’t even close.
Are You Struggling to Read the Bible? Try this Trick!
Reading the Bible had become burdensome and an obligation. So I stopped reading it.
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Avoiding Toxic Beauty Products
Certain chemicals in beauty products are known to affect the user's reproductive hormones.
In Even The Most Unlikely Places, God Wins Again
When you think that no one hears you, maybe it's time to start
Before It’s Too Late: An Alternate Future AR App
An innovative app uses AR art and climate change science to help us
