Is the future built by machines—or redeemed by Christ? This article offers a gospel-shaped vision of hope amid the rapid rise of artificial progress and human innovation.
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The Devil’s Diary: Chained in the Abyss
A word before we start: Introduction: A Diary from the Darkness Many of you know that I’ve launched Shoe Leather Gospel, a Bible teaching ministry built to help believers walk faithfully with a…
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Ethics in a Digital Age: Truth, Privacy, and Responsibility
In an age of misinformation and mass surveillance, how do believers uphold biblical ethics online? This post explores digital integrity and truth in a world of AI and algorithms.
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Social Media and the Gospel: Redeeming the Digital Space
Social media isn’t just noise—it’s a mission field. This article helps believers reclaim online spaces for truth, discipleship, and gospel witness in a divided digital age.
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From Eden to the Echo Chamber: The Gospel and the Psychology of Blame
Why do we instinctively point fingers when things go wrong? From Eden’s first blame game to modern psychology’s insights, this article explores the roots of blame—and how the gospel reshapes it. Discover…
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Digital Addiction: When Technology Becomes an Idol
Can a smartphone become a false god? This post examines the heart-level dangers of digital idolatry and how the gospel frees us from tech obsession and algorithmic slavery.
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When the Waters Rise: A Story of Tragedy, Truth, and Trust
A reflection on the heartbreak, heroism, and hope that emerged from the July 2025 Texas Hill Country flood. Journey through grief, questions, and trust in the sovereignty of God as we seek…
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Psalm 91 and the American Promise
This July 4th, join me in reflecting on the deeper meaning behind Independence Day. In one of my favorite sermons, Psalm 91: An American Promise, I explore how God’s providence, protection, and…
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AI and the Image of God
What makes us truly human in an age of artificial intelligence? This article explores how the imago Dei sets humanity apart from machines—and why that matters for our digital age.
