I May Have Cheated My Way into College (Does The End Justify The Means?)
If God has given you a gift—a calling, an anointing—don’t hand it over to the machine. Use tools to increase your capacity for good, not to escape the work altogether. Let technology support your gift, not replace it.
Trading Facts for Care
Empathy deprivation isn’t a lack of compassion; it’s the inability to fully inhabit someone’s perspective because critical context is intentionally or unintentionally withheld. The result? You’re left empathizing in the abstract.
That’s where grace has to take over. When understanding is less than black and white, you let go of facts and focus on care.
Through the Smoke
The first time you face your fear, it starts to lose its grip. That’s the essence of empathy: stepping into what you do not understand, and finding out it’s not so scary after all.