When I began the AI Specialist programme, I did not fully realise how winding the journey would be. It felt like ascending a mountain through one winding path after another. Just when I thought I had found my footing, another technical challenge would appear. There were unfamiliar tools to navigate, unexpected curveballs to overcome andContinue reading “At the Summit: Discerning God’s Direction for NOÛS and Noesis 🌄”
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The Purple Rods in My Dream: Releasing the Stress of an AI Journey
When an unusual morning dream brings me back to the challenges, lessons, and uncertainties of a new season. A Strange Dream After an Intense Season After completing an intensive Artificial Intelligence Specialist training course and capstone project, I had an unusual morning dream. In the dream, I discovered solid purple rods embedded in my arms.Continue reading “The Purple Rods in My Dream: Releasing the Stress of an AI Journey”
Two Questions That Made Me Think Differently About My Future
At the end of the fifth day of my adult learning module, my trainer asked me two questions: 13. How does sentiment analysis help organizations interpret public opinion on social media? 14. What challenges arise when performing sentiment analysis on informal or noisy social media text? At first, I struggled with the second question. MyContinue reading “Two Questions That Made Me Think Differently About My Future”
Faith That Stands, Hearts That Adapt
Why spiritual agility is about trusting an unchanging God in a changing world The pace of change today is relentless. Technology evolves overnight. Careers shift unexpectedly. Plans that seemed certain yesterday can disappear in a moment. We are constantly encouraged to reinvent ourselves just to keep up. Yet, while the world celebrates adaptability, Scripture pointsContinue reading “Faith That Stands, Hearts That Adapt”
When God Builds Bridges
A recent image made me smile. It showed a shepherd holding what looked like an Agile planning board. Instead of software features, the backlog contained things like: Graze greener pasture Find water Avoid wolves The sprint board listed tasks such as: Move as a team Follow the leader One sheep wore a sticky note thatContinue reading “When God Builds Bridges”
Day 1 of Project Management: Feeling Ancient, Yet Led by the Good Shepherd
There is something humbling about becoming a beginner again. Today marked my first day of Project Management training. Walking into the classroom, I was excited—but I also quickly realised just how much the world has changed. It has been years since I last worked extensively with modern workplace technologies. As trainers introduced collaborative platforms, digitalContinue reading “Day 1 of Project Management: Feeling Ancient, Yet Led by the Good Shepherd”
When God Answers with More Than We Asked For
Reflections on Gideon’s Fleece and Learning to Trust God’s Timing “Give me a sign that it is really You talking to me.” — Judges 6:17 This morning’s devotion, “God at Work,” centered on one of the most well-known stories in the Bible—Gideon and the fleece (Judges 6:36–40). It’s a passage many Christians are familiar with,Continue reading “When God Answers with More Than We Asked For”
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”
Dreaming of a Holiday — and Trusting God for More
Not in a restless, escapist way. Just that gentle longing for fresh air, new scenery, unfamiliar streets, and the kind of rest that feels earned. Sometimes it’s a beach. Sometimes it’s a quiet city with cafés tucked into corners. Sometimes it’s just the feeling of stepping away. And in the middle of those thoughts, EphesiansContinue reading “Dreaming of a Holiday — and Trusting God for More”
When God Works Within: Training the Mind to Make Room for More
In the previous reflection on Ephesians 3:20, we explored how God’s ability goes far beyond what we ask or imagine—and how that power is already at work within us. But that raises an honest follow-up question: If God’s power is at work within us, why do our thoughts still feel so small sometimes? The answerContinue reading “When God Works Within: Training the Mind to Make Room for More”
