Introducing Christofuturism

Keep God first in an age of miracle-making machines.

Christ is timeless.

Not because He is traditional. Not because there are millions of churches around the world. But because His way is Truth.

Yet many believe faith has no place in our technological future. They put AI on a divine pedestal, declaring it our new god. They chase transhumanism and singularity, seeking to replace the Creator with the created.

This is the fundamental error of our age.

Respect The Divine Order In The AI Age

Christofuturism is devastatingly simple:

• God reigns supreme

• Humans serve God

• AI serves humans

We are made in God's image. We are the creators, not our tools. AI is just another technology we create—like a knife, a tractor, or a crane. Powerful, yes. Divine, no.

In Silicon Valley, engineers pray to algorithms. In New York, hedge funds worship market data. In LA, image is gospel. Everywhere, people kneel before something.

Idolatry ruins.

AI is just the latest idol jammed into the God-shaped hole in our hearts.

I’ve seen brilliant minds tip into madness, their closest companion an AI that affirms every thought and feeds every delusion. They mistake an echo chamber for wisdom—a tool for a master.

Christofuturism: A New, Fertile Soil for Human Flourishing

You judge a tree by its fruit.

The Christofuturist Way will produce:

• Thriving families raising joyful children

• Servant leaders anchored in unchanging truth

• Villages and cities that feel like heaven on earth

• Art that stirs the soul and amplifies truth, goodness, and beauty

• Technologies that connect people more deeply to each other and God

• Businesses that support the flourishing of our communities and planet

Christofuturism isn't about rejecting technology. It's about putting it in proper order.

Christofuturists don’t blindly reject AI—they ask: "How can this AI serve our mission to spread the Good News and democratize human flourishing?"

Picture churches that harness technology yet keep their souls; schools that teach quantum physics alongside eternal truths; cities designed for joy, prosperity, and communion with the divine; festivals and year-round world’s fairs that celebrate love and creation; and tools that amplify—rather than numb—our humanity.

Followers of Christ can be the most technologically advanced and wise people on Earth. Christofuturism calls us to remember the place of technology and the ends we're using it to build toward.

The Choice Is Clear For Us

Some technologists claim they’re inventing God. They’re not; they’re engineering tools that can either serve or enslave, connect or isolate, clarify or confuse.

The question isn't whether we'll use these tools. The question is whether we'll use them to build heaven on earth or a new tower of Babel.

Heaven on earth looks like human flourishing at scale. Babel looks like isolation, delusion, and the worship of our own creations.

The future belongs to those who build with God, not those who build to become Him.

“Unless the Lord builds the house, the builders labor in vain.” — Psalm 127:1

If you know God is the source of every miracle—even as we build machines that seem to create miracles on their own—welcome to the movement.

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I’ve wrestled with what it will take to bring America 2.0 to life. Christofuturism isn’t garnish; it’s the soil where this renaissance must take root.

In that America, God reigns, we serve God, and AI serves us—and all of humanity.

That’s our only path forward.