“Did he remember to put on the armour?” “I wonder if he remembered to put on the armour of God when he woke up that morning.” Yes. Someone actually said this to my elder brother shortly after we lost our brother in a car collision that was no fault of his own. You might assume […]
What We Leave Behind: The Heart Behind Our Words
What Moses Chose to Leave Behind The last words someone speaks often show what mattered most to them. Deuteronomy 33:27–29 records the very last words Moses ever spoke over Israel. After forty years of leading, interceding, correcting, and carrying the weight of a nation, his time was closing and h Or at least, the closing […]
When the Door Won’t Stay Open
Honouring and recognising kairos moments Do you ever feel like you’re moving, but not actually going anywhere? Same conversations. Same obstacles. Same inner tug-of-war. You want change, but something keeps you stuck in a rut. Often, it isn’t laziness or lack of desire. It’s fear. Fear keeps us circling familiar ground. It tells us staying […]
Why the Internet Is Flooded With “Heartwarming” AI Stories
This article was written with the help of AI-assisted research to surface and organise information that is already widely known online. These are long-standing patterns many experienced internet users recognise intuitively. My own understanding comes from continuous involvement on the public internet since 1993. I used AI simply to help clarify and explain my intuitive […]
When AI Helps, and When It Crosses a Line
The good news first I want to start with the good news, because for me, it matters. AI has genuinely improved my quality of life. Living with physical disabilities means some everyday tasks take far more energy than they should. Tools like voice-to-text, intelligent editing, and organizational assistance have given me back time and focus […]
Stop Camping in Regret
I’ve been thinking a lot about regret lately. Not the kind that brings change through brief and healthy reflection, but the kind that stalls me from moving forward. Regret can sound spiritual. It can look like humility or maturity. But when I linger there too long, it stops being helpful. It becomes a place I […]