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We are living through the most disruptive technological shift in human history. Artificial intelligence is changing how we work, how we communicate, how we understand truth — and whether we like it or not, how we understand ourselves.

At BibleInc, we think about this from a Christian standpoint. Not to fear it. Not to uncritically celebrate it. But to ask honest questions that the church is only beginning to take seriously.

Questions we explore

• Will AI help or harm humanity in the long run?
• Can AI strengthen — or does it threaten — Christian faith?
• What happens to human purpose and dignity when machines can do our jobs?
• What is truth in a world of AI-generated content and deepfakes?
• What does stewardship look like when the tools are this powerful?

Biblical lens: wisdom, stewardship, discernment, human identity made in God’s image.

“I built this website using AI. I write with it, think with it, work with it every day. At 60, learning these tools wasn’t the plan — but it’s become one of the most clarifying experiences of my faith. Because when you work closely with something that can almost think, you start to understand more deeply what it means to be human.”

If this conversation matters to you, help us keep it going — and build something lasting. →

This is one of the oldest questions in Christianity — and one of the most urgent. Conflict is not abstract. Ukraine. Gaza. Sudan. Myanmar. The Middle East. Nations at war while others live in a peace they don’t fully understand.

Christianity has always had something to say about this. About justice and forgiveness. About the impossible tension between bearing witness to suffering and trusting a God who is somehow still sovereign.

BibleInc won’t give you political takes. We’ll go to scripture — and to real, hard questions.

Questions we explore

• Why does God allow war? What does sovereignty mean in the middle of atrocity?
• What does scripture teach about justice, peace, and reconciliation?
• Ukraine, the Middle East, and beyond — what does a Christian response look like?
• How do we hold both grief and hope at the same time?
• Is there such a thing as a just war — and how do we know?

Biblical lens: peace, forgiveness, justice, compassion, human brokenness, the Kingdom of God.

“I grew up aware of wars I didn’t fully understand — Vietnam, Cambodia, the Cold War. Now I watch the news and see the same human patterns repeating. I don’t have easy answers. But I believe the Bible has harder, better answers than either side of any political argument. That’s what we’re here to find together.”

The orphanage we’re building is for children caught in exactly these circumstances. →

This pillar is the most personal one. It’s Avi Icon’s story — and maybe yours.

At 60 years old, after decades of building a career, I found myself suddenly without one. No alarm. No meetings. No reason to check email. Just me and a question I’d been too busy to ask: What now?

Lost & Found is not a self-help section. It’s not a motivational series. It’s a documentary — honest, ongoing, and still being lived. I’m figuring this out in public. And I’d like you to walk with me.

Topics we cover

• Job loss, failure, and starting over later in life
• Learning AI at 60 — and what it’s teaching me about humility
• Faith in the middle of confusion and uncertainty
• What redemption actually looks like in real time — not in hindsight
• The gap between who you were and who you’re becoming

Who this is for

If you’ve ever lost something — a job, a relationship, a sense of direction, a version of yourself — this is for you. Not because I have the answers. But because the people Jesus spent most of his time with weren’t the ones who had it together. They were the ones who knew they didn’t.

“I’m not writing this from the other side of recovery. I’m writing it from the middle of it. And somehow — that feels like exactly the right place to start.”

Part of rebuilding is giving. If something here has helped, consider helping a child rebuild too. →