Reflections
The Imperative of Fallowing
The word fallow comes from the land. In ancient agricultural practice, a field left fallow was not abandoned. It was a resting field, deliberately set aside from production so that the soil could recover what…
Writing by David Kim
The Seeing Stone on Your Desk
Originally published on aiandfaith.org on Apr 23, 2026
From Ethics to Enlivenment: The Evolving Story of Faith and Work
Over the past fifty years, the faith and work movement has undergone a quiet but important transformation.
Taking the Unseen Seriously
Reading Christian Wiman’s recent essay in Harper’s, “The Tune of Things,” was one of those experiences that can be aptly described as…
Past Entries
Perceiving God’s Movement
The Need for Spiritual Discernment in the Age of AI
Not Picking A.I. Sides: How Love Holds Tension
Dust and Glory: How AI Confirms the Bible’s Most Paradoxical Truth About Humanity
Hearing the Cries of Earth and the Songs of Heaven
Spiritual Permanence in a Culture of Impermanence
Imagining How AI Helps Us Become More Human
Prayer as Attentiveness
The Allure of Counterfeit Spirituality
The Parallel between AI & Creation
Bioimimicry and Being Easter People
Sandra McCracken joins the Goldenwood Team
Worship Leaders as Guardians of the Sacred Imagination
On Christian Faith and Work with David Kim, CEO of Goldenwood
Responding to Racism
