Entangled States

A study at MIT has found that Generative AI tools are having a significant impact on the way students are learning.

Today has been heavy, hard for many of my friends; weighty for the rest of us.

Om Malik died recently.

It’s August and that means the best part of the summer is upon us.

We’re continuing our series on the people and the communities of the Episcopal Diocese.

I reposting my sermon from six years ago.

The Gospel reading for this week has a parable and its interpretation once again – just like last week.

This week’s Gospel reading skips over the, to my mind, most interesting part of the reading.

This Sunday’s Gospel (Matthew 10:40–42) is only three verses long, but it quietly rearranges the way most of us keep score.

We read the Bible as though we are always meant to be focused on Isaac, the chosen one, the child of the promise, the one the story is about, the one who is the ancestor of Israel.

This Gospel, The Gospel, is not about the people whom God will accept, who God wants to accept, who are outside the walls right now, waiting to hear the Good News.

Thanks so much to all the folks who were part of this unscripted video.