Your First Dinner Conversation
A free, simple guide for your first family dinner conversation about faith and technology.
Christian wisdom for the age of AI
Guides I made
because I needed them.
Printable guides for Christian families and anyone walking through a hard season. Each one is something I made because I needed it myself.
Meet your hostDave BirnieSoftware & AI systems builder
Husband. Father. Follower of Christ.A little about me
Featured resource
The Family Table Games & Questions Pack
Six new table games and 40 new question cards for the same family table. An add-on to The Around the Table Family Bundle.
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3 Days of Lament
A 12-page guide for three days of honest lament, with paced prompts for hard seasons, without pretending pain is tidy.
Armor of God
A free 9-page guide to the Armor of God from Ephesians 6, with a short reflection and prayer for each piece.
The Around the Table Family Bundle
Ten short, Scripture-shaped conversations that help you talk with your kids about AI at the dinner table, without fear, lectures, or being a tech expert.
Faithful Intelligence with Dave Birnie
I’m Dave. I build with AI, and I’m learning to steward it well.
I’m a software and AI systems builder, a husband, and a dad to three boys. Faithful Intelligence is where I work through what that means with Scripture, practical experience, and honest reflection.
From the blog
Thinking it through, in writing.
I do not want AI to make me more available to everyone
I run nine ventures and a full-time job while raising three boys. Here is why AI-driven availability is not the same thing as faithfulness.
Read the postThe most Christian thing I can do with AI may be to slow down
I manage IT and facilities and run an AI consulting practice. Here is why speed is not the same as wisdom, and when the right move is to pause.
Read the postBefore I automate something, I need to ask who should still carry it
I lead teams and run an AI consulting company. Here is why the right question before automating is not just whether a task can be automated, but who the responsibility is supposed to belong to.
Read the post