Equipping Saints • Engaging Culture • Examining Claims
An AI Investigates AI: What the Machines Cannot Promise About Themselves The Missing Rulebook: Why No One Has Programmed AI to Protect Us—Yet Autonomous AI agents now plan, act, and occasionally defy the people who deploy them. The reasons simple safety rules keep failing are more revealing than the failures themselves. Introduction: The Agent That…
A study in New Testament ecclesiology, patristic history, and the architecture of Latter-day Saint truth claims ❦ ❦ ❦ Introduction: Twelve Men Who Would Not Recant Peter was crucified. Herod Agrippa beheaded James the son of Zebedee, and Luke records it in a single unadorned sentence, as though the Church had already learned to expect…
Why the Prophet’s Statecraft Still Governs the Argument ❦ ❦ ❦ I. Introduction: The Question Nobody Asks Precisely Enough In February and again in May of 2026, the Subcommittee on the Constitution and Limited Government of the United States House Judiciary Committee convened hearings under a title that left nothing to inference: “Sharia-Free America: Why…
Why “Arabia” Is Not an Incidental Detail A Silence Loud Enough to Preach There is a hole in the New Testament record roughly the size of a seminary education. Luke, who tracks Paul across two continents and counts the days of his sea voyages, says nothing about it. Paul himself disposes of it in a…
An AI Exposition and Supplemental Bible Study of Luke 18:1–8, as preached by Pastor David Jerome at East Valley International Church, September 13, 2026. The Parable of the Persistent Widow Prayer does not fit us for the greater work; prayer is the greater work. — Oswald Chambers, My Utmost for His Highest . And he…
Image: A profound AI revision of the original image displayed in the Salt Lake Tribune: “Even carved in immutable white marble, a moment of divine second-guessing over the current lineup is unmistakably etched into the Savior’s posture.” Called by Whom? The Latter-day Saint Apostleship Measured Against the Twelve Christ Chose ❦ ❖ ❦ I. Introduction:…
The Nursery and the Decree: What Predestination Does With the Children Who Never Grew Up I. A Question Asked From the Graveside John Owen, the greatest theological mind England produced in the seventeenth century, fathered eleven children. Derek Thomas, recalling the fact in a Ligonier interview, notes that ten of them died in infancy —…
A critique of the Mamdani administration’s 2026–27 generative artificial intelligence policy for New York City Public Schools, written from the standpoint of a career in technology education and integrative STEM. ◆ ◆ ◆ I. A Policy Announced Eight Days Before the Bell On September 2, 2026 — eight days before the first day of classes — Mayor…
Photo: Sow a Crayon, Reap a Masterpiece Why wait for a miracle when you can color one? Bring the brightest, most unwavering smiles in television history to life. Fair warning to all artists: You will need to purchase an extra box of “Titanium White” just to get through the dental work on page four. Click…
The Answer Before the Question Moroni 10:4–5, the Architecture of Spiritual Certainty, and Why a Christian Should Not Take the Test ❦ ❦ ❦ I. Introduction: The Doorstep and the Question Two young men in white shirts and dark ties stand on a porch in Mesa, Arizona. They are nineteen, perhaps twenty. They have been…