Sixteen hours ago, I created a song for the Hive Grove community. However, I observe that the lyrics are long, and living in an age of short attention spans, remembering long phrases is a struggle. So

I last created a song for Hive dApps on September 3. Joining Hive Grove for more or less a week now, I stumbled upon a conversation on the Hive Grove campfire about the importance of music. It was @shaliniu

The article shows how couples can genuinely love one another yet drift apart when they fail to understand and communicate love in ways their spouse can recognize and receive.

The article reflects on Christ’s exaltation, emphasizing that His session at the right hand of God means He continues to speak, intercede, and reign as Prophet, Priest, and King for His church.

God turns your barren life into garden as you remember what He did in the past, as you pray for flashflood, and as you keep sowing in tears.

I am done with Hive songs in general. I am now thinking of creating AI songs for Hive front ends. The first frontend that comes to mind is Splinterlands. This is the prompt I used: Welcome to Splinterlands,

Another AI-generated song for Hive. This time it is about our ecosystem. I used the prompt below to create this song: Our Ecosystem. Hive is not a shiny new toy. We've been around for a while and have

For my third song for Hive, this time the theme is about the fork that won in March 2020. It is good to be reminded of this historical background of Hive to achieve its current status as "a chain

Eleven days ago, I published another song for Hive at Suno.com. This time, this is the prompt I used: A dual-coin economy built for real utility. HIVE powers the network and rewards participation. HBD

Christian unity is achieved by looking back to the cross, reminding us of Christ's humility from his birth to his death.

A week ago, after reaching the maximum number of v5.5 version of AI-generated songs on suno.com, I decided to pay a monthly subscription fee of $8.00. The free account allows you to generate three v5.5

Guide questions for theological reflection generated by PeakD's Reading Preparation tool.

Methods, sources, and presuppositions that have produced the diverse portraits of Jesus in the third quest.

Benjamin B. Warfield's defense of the historical Christ, arguing that the supernatural Jesus of the New Testament is the only authentic Jesus known to history.

Herman Bavinck's critique of the historical Jesus movement, arguing that the Jesus of history cannot be separated from the apostolic Christ.

Herman Bavinck's analysis of Christological controversies, showing how ancient heresies reemerged in modern Christology.

Methods, sources, and presuppositions that have produced the diverse portraits of Jesus in the third quest.

Introducing the Third Quest, tracing its obstacles, and the renewed scholarly interest in historical Jesus.

An examination how the Second Quest revived the search for the historical Jesus by seeking continuity between history and faith while introducing new critical methods.

Why scholars abandoned the quest for the historical Jesus from 1906 to 1953?