The faith and flourishing ecosystem is full of people who have devoted their lives to serving others, but many are still working with technology that is decades behind. At @gloo, we are building tools that give pastors and ministry leaders more time for people, while bringing accuracy, trust and values-aligned guardrails to AI. Thank you to @techagony and @thecubetv for the thoughtful piece. siliconangle.com/2026/07/12/…

AI is moving beyond tools and workflows into something much more personal: influence, trust and formation. @skytland and I spent two days at Anthropic with researchers, theologians, Church leaders and technologists discussing the future of AI and what it means for humanity. The church cannot afford to sit on the sidelines while these systems are being shaped. gloo.com/resources/blog/ai-i…

The recent papal encyclical on AI and human dignity shows how important the ethical and moral questions around AI have become -- questions the faith community is uniquely equipped to answer. The responsibility to shape AI for good is a core conviction for @gloo. In this post, my colleague Nick Skytland explains more about our approach to AI and how we see our responsibility in this moment. gloo.com/resources/blog/shap…

Good read in @WSJ about the growing tension between AI ambition and public trust. The future of AI won’t just be determined by model performance. It will depend on whether we solve the infrastructure, energy and societal challenges that come with scaling it responsibly. The industry needs to take these concerns seriously. wsj.com/tech/ai/the-american…

AI is moving fast. The question is whether we will simply consume it, or help shape it with wisdom, values and purpose. This October, @gloo will bring together developers, engineers, ministry leaders and builders in Boulder for the 2026 Gloo AI Hackathon focused on: “Building Together: Humans, Agents and the Future of Flourishing.” What excites me most is not just the technology. It’s the people building it. The faith ecosystem cannot afford to sit on the sidelines while the next generation of AI platforms, agents and workflows are being created. We need builders who care deeply about human flourishing, trusted AI and technologies that strengthen communities rather than diminish them. Looking forward to seeing what gets built. Learn more and pre-register: gloo.com/ai/hackathon

Stepping into new responsibility is rarely comfortable. In my next Way & Wisdom session, we’ll explore Joshua and what it means to follow a legend (Moses!), lead forward with courage, trust and God’s presence. Join us April 22 6am PT: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi…

One of this year's resolutions is to 10X my mentorship work, so another quick plug for my next CEO Forum session. Next Wed we're covering the story of Solomon and how the wisdom of the Holy Spirit is our superpower as Christian leaders. Register at: theceoforum.org/way-and-wisd…

My next Way & Wisdom mentoring program on the 28th is about balancing faith, career and family -- a topic so important to me that I wrote a book on it Thanks again to the CEO Forum for organizing. Registration is open now at theceoforum.org/way-and-wisd…

Why I believe AI models must be 1) trained to understand faith with the same seriousness as science, history or literature and 2) held accountable via benchmarks (like @gloo's FAI-C) that measure this rigorously. Thanks @FoxNews for publishing! foxnews.com/opinion/faith-de…

The Way & Wisdom Executive Leadership Series with CEO Forum will continue into 2026 with three additional sessions on Jan 14, Jan 28 and Feb 11! If you attended the first three sessions your registration is still active, otherwise sign up here: theceoforum.org/way-and-wisd…

I enjoyed a thought-provoking discussion earlier this week with the @CTmagazine President's Council. Top of mind: how we, as Christians can best leverage AI and shape it for good. Thank you Tim Dalrymple for hosting such a wonderful gathering at @gloo's Palo Alto office!

Great kickoff to the Way & Wisdom CEO Forum executive leadership series yesterday. One of the joys of this stage of my career is helping to mentor the next generation of aspiring leaders. Remember, as leaders we must channel the passion of Nehemiah – 1) have a vision bigger than yourself, 2) plan carefully, test thoroughly, 3) build and align your team, 4) stay strong when enemies come, 5) lead with integrity, and 6) celebrate success. Don't be afraid to have a vision bigger than you can ask or even imagine.