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When you lead a church team, keeping your devices charged and organized is essential to ensure smooth communication and productivity during meetings and events. A charging station can help you avoid the frustration of tangled cables and drained batteries, allowing you to focus on what truly matters. Whether you manage tablets, smartphones, or laptops, having […]

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A plain-English guide to the AI second brain. How pairing Notion with Claude lets AI read your knowledge and take action across your tools, with a ministry walkthrough, FAQ, and glossary for beginners.

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Free eBook Resource of the Month: A Cultural Handbook to the Bible by John J. Pilch Many scholars take on the monumental task of interpreting the Bible in a way that deals with the cultural contexts of its original authors and audience. Others forget that studying the Bible is a type of cross-cultural encounter and […]

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Three of the biggest names in AI disagreed on stage at Ai4 in Las Vegas for a full hour. Where they converged is the one thing your church already has and no model can copy.

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At Ai4 2026, Pat Gelsinger and OpenAI's Sachin Katti explained why chips are the new oil, laid out a four-part framework for fixing AI's economics, and made the case for why church leaders should start adopting AI now.

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