Retrieving the Luggage: A Dream About Preparation for a New Season

There are times when a dream lingers long after you wake up. Not because every detail is immediately clear, but because it seems to arrive at exactly the right moment. On the morning of my orientation for an Artificial Intelligence course—a new season of learning and growth—I had a dream that has stayed with me.Continue reading “Retrieving the Luggage: A Dream About Preparation for a New Season”

Faith to See: Reflections on Two Connected Dreams

Recently, I had two dreams that seemed deeply connected. Together, they reminded me of the biblical meaning of faith and the importance of spiritual vision. The first dream centered on faith. It prompted me to revisit the well-known definition in Hebrews 11:1: “Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of thingsContinue reading “Faith to See: Reflections on Two Connected Dreams”

Beginning My AI Learning Journey: Reflections on Chapter 1 of The Age of AI

Today I began reading Chapter 1 of The Age of AI: And Our Human Future by Eric Schmidt, Daniel Huttenlocher, and Henry Kissinger. I expected to learn about artificial intelligence. What I didn’t expect was to revisit one of the greatest philosophers in history—René Descartes. Descartes is perhaps best known for his famous statement: “IContinue reading “Beginning My AI Learning Journey: Reflections on Chapter 1 of The Age of AI”

The Book Voucher I Almost Forgot: A Lesson in God’s Timing and Beginning My AI Journey

About a year ago, I received three $10 Kinokuniya book vouchers. Like many gift vouchers, I told myself I would use them “one day.” But life became busy, and before I knew it, almost a year had passed. The vouchers remained tucked away in my wallet, waiting for the right opportunity. I didn’t realize thenContinue reading “The Book Voucher I Almost Forgot: A Lesson in God’s Timing and Beginning My AI Journey”

As AI Becomes Routine, the Demand for the Humanities Grows

One idea from AI World: Underlying Logic and Survival Strategies by Sega Cheng has stayed with me long after I put the book down: As AI becomes routine, the demand for the humanities grows. At first glance, it sounds paradoxical. We’re surrounded by headlines urging us to learn AI, master prompt engineering, or become proficientContinue reading “As AI Becomes Routine, the Demand for the Humanities Grows”

The Greatest Danger Is Not Failure—It’s Success Without God

When we think about the greatest dangers in life, we often think of failure. We fear losing our jobs, missing opportunities, making mistakes, or falling behind. We pray for doors to open, for our efforts to bear fruit, and for God to bless the work of our hands. But what if the greater danger isn’tContinue reading “The Greatest Danger Is Not Failure—It’s Success Without God”

When the Good Shepherd Sends Directions: A Dream About Finding the Way

“My sheep listen to my voice; I know them, and they follow me.” — John 10:27 There are seasons in life when we know where we’ve been, but we don’t yet know where we’re going. I’ve been in one of those seasons. A season of waiting. A season of praying. A season of asking God,Continue reading “When the Good Shepherd Sends Directions: A Dream About Finding the Way”

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