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A few weeks ago on X, Pope Leo XIV posted a simple call for responsible action from Silicon Valley power brokers.   He wrote:     “Technological innovation can be a form of participation in the divine act of creation. It carries an ethical and spiritual weight, for every design choice expresses a vision of humanity. The Church therefore calls all builders of #AI to cultivate moral discernment as a fundamental part of their work— to develop systems that reflect justice, solida

Recently, I was asked to lead a cohort of mainline pastors who wanted to explore experiencing more of the Holy Spirit’s work in their congregations.   They lead churches that are primarily traditional and somewhat liturgical.  I had been individually coaching them when they began asking questions regarding the Holy Spirit—perhaps because of my pastoral background—and whether I might offer some resources. I suggested we meet as a cohort and investigate together.   I bought eac

I am an unabashed fanboy of Wikipedia.   I even throw a little support money at it from time to time. It’s my go-to when I first want to know a little something about anything. If you want an insider’s story of Steve Jobs and peek into his psyche, read Issacson’s book. But if you want an overview and some basic facts, Wikipedia is your jam. Its mission is simple: to make the sum of all human knowledge freely available to every person in the world.   But full confession: I’m a