“Genesis to Feast: Scripture & Culture” explores the long arc of the biblical story and the world we’re living in — from Eden’s beginnings to the Wedding Feast, and from ancient civilizations to AI, geopolitics, and quantum computing. It’s a place to trace the patterns that keep showing up across time, culture, and technology, and to ask what they reveal about God, humanity, and the future we’re making.
This detailed watercolor illustration visualizes the foundational patterns of the series “Genesis to Feast: Scripture & Culture.” It provides a symbolic timeline that connects ancient biblical history with modern technological advancements:
What connects the Garden of Eden to quantum computing? More than you might think.
This category traces a single thread through Scripture and human culture — from the first chapters of Genesis through the technological upheavals of our own moment, toward the closing chapters of Revelation. The posts here engage seriously with both the biblical text and the cultural forces shaping our world, asking what the ancient narrative reveals about where we are headed — and what our current trajectory reveals about the ancient narrative.
Topics range from the theological implications of artificial intelligence and quantum computing, to the geopolitical realignments reshaping the Middle East, to the competing eschatological frameworks of the world’s major faiths. Some posts are newly written. Others are brought back from as far as fifteen years ago — updated where the argument has developed, preserved where it holds — so readers can trace how both the culture and the thinking have travelled across that arc.
The destination the image points toward — the Wedding Feast of the Lamb — shapes everything written here. Not as a political outcome to be achieved, but as an invitation to be accepted.
The question this series keeps returning to is not who wins. It’s who gets to the banquet, and how.
Explore the subcategories below, or start with the series introduction.
From Eden to Babel to the world we’re building today, Scripture tells a story we’re still living inside. This opening piece explores how that story leads not to fear, but to the Feast.
A preserved 2015 reflection tracing hope, desperation, false promises, and the deeper hope found in Jesus—now part of the Genesis‑to‑Feast series.
A 2011 reflection on quantum computing, human creativity, and what these emerging technologies reveal about God’s knowledge, our free will, and the limits of our own creations.
