In a world where AI can generate anything instantly and erase it just as fast — some things are worth preserving in a place you can find them again. This tab is where I'll be sharing: — Research and findings from my AI interviews — Book chapters and previews from Faith & AI: The Wrestle — Articles worth reading — including what's been said about this conversation in the broader press — Tools for engaging AI wisely in ministry and personal faith — Primary sources from church history that speak directly to this moment Everything here has been worth my time. I only share what I'd stake my name on. A note on sources: Not everything I share will be Christian. Some of the most honest things being said about AI's limitations are coming from inside the tech industry itself. I'll always tell you where something comes from and why it matters. If you find something worth adding to the shelf — share it here. The best libraries are built by communities, not individuals. The plumbline is Scripture. Everything else gets measured against it. — Cindy

Not every wrestle needs a paragraph. Sometimes it just needs a vote. 📊 This is the place for quick takes, fast polls, and gut-level questions about AI and faith. No essays required here. Just honest responses from real believers paying attention to what's happening around them. I'll be dropping regular polls like: — Has AI ever given you theological advice you later questioned? — Do you think your pastor is using AI to write sermons? — Would you want to know if they were? — Has AI ever felt like a substitute for prayer? — Should churches have an AI policy? One click. Real data. Genuine pulse of where the church actually stands. And if you have a question you want the community to weigh in on — post it here. The best polls will come from you, not me. First poll dropping soon. Watch this space. — Cindy

Every one of us is interacting with AI differently — different tools, different questions, different results. That's actually valuable data for the church. This tab is your space to share: — A conversation with AI that surprised you — A prompt you tried on a faith or Scripture question — Something AI got right that you didn't expect — Something it got wrong that concerned you — An experiment you're running in your ministry or work No polish required. Raw observations welcome. The most honest posts will start the best conversations. I'll go first — I asked AI where it saw itself in the book of Revelation. What it said stopped me cold. Your turn. What have you found? — Cindy

Glad you found your way here. This is a community for believers who sense something important is happening with AI and the church — and want to think carefully before the habits of a generation are set. You're not alone in the questions. That's exactly why this exists. To get started: Drop a post in Welcome & Introductions and tell us who you are, where you're coming from, and what brought you here to this discussion. The room gets better with every voice in it. Glad you're here. Now pull up a chair — the wrestle is just beginning. — Cindy

This community exists because I believe the church is facing one of the most important questions of our generation — and most people are too busy to stop and ask it. I'm not here to give you easy answers. I'm here to think carefully alongside you. Here's how this works: we wrestle honestly. We bring Scripture as our plumbline. We ask hard questions without demanding clean resolutions. And we treat each other like the believers we are — with generosity and grace. To get us started — one question: What brought you here? What's the AI and faith question you can't stop thinking about? Drop it below. Every answer becomes part of what we build together. The wrestle is just beginning. — Cindy