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AI Foundations, Part 6: Agents Are Delegation, Not Just Automation
An agent doesn't just respond, it perceives, decides, and acts in a loop until a goal is actually done. That loop is why delegating to one feels completely different from running a script.
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Why It Had to Be Blood
What the cross actually purchased, and what it means for you now
Christianity's central claim runs on blood, which sounds primitive until you see what it was for. Here is what the blood of Jesus actually accomplished, and why your standing with God does not move with how your week went.
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Excuse Me, God? Are You Mad At Me?
What my father discovered, and what it means for you
My father spent years believing God was quietly disappointed in him, no matter how he'd been raised in church. Then one teaching changed everything, and he wasn't the only one who needed to hear it.
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AI Foundations, Part 5: Tools Are What Make It More Than a Chatbot
Text in, text out is a parlor trick. Give the model tools — the ability to read a file, call an API, search the web — and it becomes something that can actually act.
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AI Foundations, Part 4: An AI That Actually Touches Your Files
The difference between a chatbot and an agentic CLI tool isn't the conversation — it's that one of them can open a file, run your tests, and make the change itself.
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Not a Strange Thing
1 & 2 Peter — Steady in a World Turned Upside Down
A lot of Christians are afraid right now — the culture is calling good evil and evil good, and the hostility toward Jesus feels personal. Peter wrote two full letters into that exact fear, and they still land.
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Already Seated
Ephesians — Identity in Christ
Ephesians opens with a status, not a ladder — chosen, adopted, and seated in Christ before a single command is given.
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AI Foundations, Part 3: Choosing the Right Model for the Job
Most providers give you a flagship, a balanced workhorse, and a fast cheap option. Knowing which one to reach for matters more than people think.
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Time-Reckoning in the Bible
The biblical day starts at sunset, hours are counted from sunrise, and the calendar runs on the moon. A working reference for how the Bible actually measures time, with modern clock and calendar equivalents throughout.
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Weights and Measures of the Bible
Biblical weights, measures, and money were never standardized — and getting the scale right is often the whole theological point. A working reference table with modern equivalents and the passages where the math actually matters.
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AI Foundations, Part 2: How These Models Actually Work
The model isn't understanding you — it's predicting the next word with startling sophistication. Here's the mechanism, the vocabulary, and the research it's built on.
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The Whole Counsel of God
What Paul actually meant by the phrase people now use to argue against grace.
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AI Foundations, Part 1: What Are We Actually Talking About?
Cutting through the AI/ML/deep learning/LLM stack — and the handful of terms that actually matter once you start using this stuff for real work.
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Trust, But Verify
A welcome, a confession about a septic tank, and an honest list of what I actually let an AI do — plus why you shouldn't trust any of it at 100%.
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A second brain that actually runs unattended
Notes on building an agentic system that holds project state across dozens of threads — self-hosted, and used every day.