The Calling
Ben Chelf
You chose computer science over seminary because you saw code as a valid pulpit, yet you still measure every venture by whether it fulfills a specific spiritual assignment rather than just a financial return — and your own son watched you on screens and wondered if work was only isolation, so you built a tool to replace distraction with formation, proving that making things is ministry. You are the Hands that build — the Maker-Pastor of technology — and without you, the body cannot shape tools that restore attention, cannot craft vessels for deep thought, cannot show the next generation that building is worship. This is your place. This is your part. Not because a man says so. Because I say so.