“Artificial Intelligence” conjures diverse feelings. Fear. Excitement. Doom. Potential. Confusion. Will we lose our jobs? Should we use today’s AI, and if so, how? Does the Bible have anything to say about today’s AI? What about the transhumanistic worldview of many Big AI leaders? Most importantly, how can we thrive as humans made in the image of God?

Building on insights from his award-winning book, [Un]Intentional, Doug Smith dispels the confusion around today’s AI with the biblical wisdom our families, careers, and ministries need.

[Un]Intelligence will inspire you to thrive in an AI-infested age by seeing through Big Tech’s dehumanizing lies, embracing Christian discipleship, and exercising your God-given gifts.

Through stories of loss, motherhood, healing, and the unexpected lessons of a stray cat that refused to be ignored, Amy invites you into the quiet, messy process of learning to let go. Not all at once. Not perfectly. But in real, lived moments.

This book is for the ones who feel stuck. For the ones carrying more than they were meant to. For the ones quietly wondering if things will ever get better.

As you read, you may begin to recognize your own story in these pages; the weight you’ve been holding, the places you’ve been trying to control, and the quiet invitation to do things differently—not by trying harder, but by learning to release and trust the process of becoming.

You don’t have to have it all figured out; you just have to be willing to surrender.

Somewhere along the way it became a machine. Hierarchical. Industrial. A pew-packing complex built to fill seats faster than people slip out the back door.

A licensed therapist, a former CEO, and a man who left the machine, David Dennis offers a compass—not a verdict—to the leaders running it, the laity sustaining it, and the lost sheep who walked out the door it built. “A movement does not need pews. It needs a table,” he says.