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Jun 13, 2025

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If the Pen is Mightier than the Sword, 
and a Picture is worth 1000 Words, 
then what is Glyphic Computational Real-Time Inspiration of Robots?

📡 Starfall 2029: Kingdom Update – 1111 Dispatch

The incoming class at the Hebron Collegium is shaping up strong—thank you for your prayers. Housing is stable, spirits are high, and we’re tracking toward a robust October fundraising season. Everything good we’ve received so far is because God is good, and your prayers continue to move mountains.

⚔️ The Age of Artificial Intelligence Is Not Coming. It’s Here.

I continue to refine how best to say this: Artificial Intelligence is not a coming storm—it’s the air you’re already breathing. Most people won’t realize this until it’s taken their job, taught their children, or rewritten the next decade of human history.

It didn’t arrive yesterday. I’d argue it’s been here since about 2006, hiding behind the veil of algorithmic “recommendations” and the digital nudges hiding under the vernacular of “social media.”

This is a power now moving at quantum velocity, and to refuse to seize it (לקח) is to hand the printing press back to the Pope and apologize for Gutenberg.

The Protestant Church has cried for tools to shift the culture for a century. Electric guitar has got nothing on this. It’s dangerous, yes, like fire. But so was Sinai. More so, so are the words “Follow me.”

So why do we cower? Maybe because we’re still letting the world tell us what to think about Genesis. Maybe we’re still too busy scrolling on Facebook—which, let’s be honest, has become a padded room for grown-ups afraid of what the old books actually say.

🪐 Tracking the True Year: Jupiter in the Sky

At 3 a.m. last winter, Jupiter tapped me on the shoulder, and I’ve been watching ever since. From its stance in the eye of Taurus to now stooping to wash the foot of Castor, a new celestial year has begun.

I don’t say that flippantly. The stars don’t lie. Jupiter circles the earth’s view of the ecliptic once every ~12 years.

“Count them if you can….”

It’s the coolest video game I’ve ever seen.

Pagans try to read God’s clock with no hands. But Psalm 19 and Job 38 remind us: Jesus owns the sky: Not Apophis.

🧠 Content You Don’t Want to Miss

Here’s what’s new this week on RevFisk.com:

🔚 The End of the Ideal — When you see it, you’ll know it’s already gone.
🌊 When the System Bends — What happens when structure turns to slop.
🔥 California Burning (Again) — Not just the trees.
🐑 Not Slave, But Shepherd — Pastoring beyond propaganda.

📚 Posts Worth Revisiting:

For those new, or those needing a refresher:

🧠 What I Really Think — Because clarity matters.
🏛️ Lutheranism as Platonic Theatre — Pulling the curtain back.
🧨 You’re Being Lied To — And you know it.
💌 A Letter to My Brothers — Heartfelt and hard-hitting.
📖 Ziklag: Scripture Alone — The story beneath the story.
☭ Against Communism — What it means to still be free.
🎟️ Free Insider Permission to Act — If you needed a green light, this is it.

Let me say it straight: There are a million projects running under the hood, from PeaceBot frameworks to AI biblical encoders, star logs to scrolls to roleplay adventures. But I’m only one man.

What if we all did it together?

Stand firm, open your eyes, and remember whose side you’re on. The battle is always the same, yesterday, today, forever. The tools keep getting better. Freedom from their worship is freedom to put them to good use.

– Rev. Fisk

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