I’ve been super quiet on here about @PulpitAI mainly because the team has been heads down working on not flashy, but absolutely necessary infrastructure stuff.. But man I am so stoked on what we having coming this fall. We’re unlocking something for pastors, media and comms teams that hasn’t been done before and I legit think it’s going to blow peoples minds. The @Subsplash x @PulpitAI collab is coming together perfectly and the stuff we’re launching over the fall and next spring is gonna be so fun. If you’re a current Pulpit / Subsplash user shoot me a DM. Would love to share with you what we’re up to and get some feedback 🦾

Preached 4 times for the first time ever today. Pastors who do this weekly, you guys are absolute animals and heroes. I’m cooked. Don’t know how you do it.

aura is on the rise

Talked to someone recently who knows a lot about defense tech, and he made an interesting point: the test of most military hardware right now is whether the Ukrainians want it. They have a hot war going against a determined opponent, and they know what works.

Not being an idiot is a sustainable competitive advantage.

Religion is an alignment technology. I unironically believe that there is a huge and urgent opportunity for divinity schools to invest in compute and forge research partnerships with their home institution's computer science departments.

We’re not going to outcompete Hollywood on visuals. They have access to better AI tools than we do. We’re going to outcompete them by telling stories they would be terrified to tell.

JUST IN: Only 4.5% of U.S. consumers have a paid subscription to ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude, per a16z analysis.

Carlie Irsay-Gordon continuing to really go through Shane Steichen’s play calls on the Colts sideline. And this will be the case for Steichen and any coach under her ownership for the current time being. 🎥 @sluggahjells #NFL

AI will prove to be another area where Christian faith helps keep people sane and rational. There are non-religious, properly philosophical ways to come to understand machines can’t think, but self-described atheists often find them difficult to discern without a lot of help

It’s fascinating that @AnthropicAI wants to know how to morally form AI so they gathered “religious thinkers” for two-day seminars in SF.. including an author of an evangelical self-help book, an evangelical PR exec, a writer from Paris, and some Catholic professors. to quote directly from the nyt piece: "most did not lead faith traditions, or have a congregation." let the reader understand…

80% of the children who accepted Wonka's Golden Ticket died

Today we're releasing a brand new resource called The Faith Received. It's a massive online library and research tool featuring nearly 20,000 primary sources across church history. You can see it here: thefaithreceived.com And read about it here: mereorthodoxy.com/announcing…

As a church planter I leverage AI every day -NOT to write sermons (though I do use it to repurpose my content). Yesterday AI wrote code to fix our site and today it designed and installed a custom newsletter template into MailChimp. Stuff I couldn’t do or have funds to outsource.

Accept the fact that machines can do your job better than you. Take a few days to grieve that. Change is hard. Then show up to work excited to put these machines to work for you. This is the birth of your new career.