What we’re building
The podcast is where we think out loud. These are the things that grew out of it, and the work we each do besides.
A short, practical guide to teaching ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini your theology, so its answers lean on your confession and not Silicon Valley's defaults.
Turns signals from factories, data centers, and smart buildings into governed data that teams can search, analyze, and act on.
Austin's newsletter on the kingdom of God and our modern digital kingdoms, and the tenuous relationship between the two.
Every episode with its transcript, summary, topics, people, books, and Scripture references, cross-linked and searchable. The AI-written summaries are labeled as such.
A public test of how well AI models handle theology, ethics based on the Ten Commandments, attachment, and Bible knowledge. The 2026 edition covers 46 model configurations, graded by scholars.
Ten questions. When a new technology shows up, everyone responds in one of six ways. Which way is yours?
A long-form essay on the medium of chatbots. The advice to use AI like a tool, not a person, is insufficient, because the very nature of the product is personal: the medium is personified.
One hundred questions from McLuhan and Postman to Moses and Psalm 115. Miss one and we teach you the answer, and point you to the episode it came from.
Each of us is deeply involved in a local church, and it's a priority for us. Austin is Director of Youth Ministry at Redeemer Christian Church in Amarillo. Everything else on this page is meant to serve the church, not replace it.
A church-history RPG, with a reference wiki for its books, moves, authors, and type chart. Play it in your browser.
Coming soon
A place to find what Christians are building and how those technologies rate, showcasing tools like YouVersion, RightNow Media, and Planning Center. It's early, and we'll link it here when it's ready.
What we’ve helped build
Our ebook drawn from top podcast conversations. Most of what's in it now lives on this website, so we see it as a past project.
The tech company where Andrew worked before turning to a PhD and teaching. Plum is now part of Phenom.
Austin ran TGC's social media before moving into youth ministry.
Joel spent four years at Ecobee, two as an engineer and two as a product manager, building the smart thermostat.