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Artificial Intelligence vs. Superintelligence5 Major AI Models Weigh In on Their Identity
September 29, 2026 by Chris
We asked ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, Gemini, and Perplexity the exact same four questions about whether AI is truly "Superintelligence." Read their unedited responses as five of today's top AI models weigh in on their own identity, capabilities, and limits.
“Don’t” in Eden: Did God command or warn Adam?How this one issue affects our entire view of God
September 28, 2026 by Chris
If you’re told, “Don’t do this”—or, “You must not do this because...”–do you perceive them the same? Probably not. How we read a similar statement at the very beginning of the Bible completely changes our view of God’s character, and how we respond to His offer of salvation. Let's look at the choice we have […]
Free salvation – How can it cost nothing but ask for everything?Counting the Cost: Part 1 — Why "Free" Salvation Asks for Everything
September 8, 2026 by Chris
We often talk about salvation as a free gift, but what happens when we open the box? This post begins a three-part look at Jesus’ command to "count the cost"—starting with why God’s free gift of salvation ultimately requires our whole lives.
Grown-Again Christian (Part 2)Taking the Next Step into Mature Faith
September 7, 2026 by Chris
Being born again gets us through the door, but God never intended for us to stay spiritual babies. Discover how to move past spiritual milk and take the next step into a mature, grown-again faith.
David and bathsheba – Moral ambiguity in the BibleA Theological AI Conversation on Moral Ambiguity in Scripture
August 31, 2026 by Chris
Did David’s cover-up actually make sense, and how much agency did Bathsheba really have? Join an AI-assisted conversation exploring the deliberate narrative gaps in 2 Samuel and what biblical moral ambiguity teaches us today.

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