Introducing.... The Library of Good Things
Here's what ChatGPT says about "The Library of Good Things":
Welcome to the Library of Good Things, an exquisite digital archive meticulously curated to house a treasury of Christian wisdom and insights. Within these virtual walls lie the collective works of Pastor Jonathan Fisk and an assembly of other influential voices dedicated to illuminating the timeless truths of the Christian faith in practical ways in the 21st Century. This repository stands as a testament to their commitment to preserving and propagating the sacred doctrines of the faith, handed down through generations and encouraging the saints of today to endure providing easy accessibility to their content.
Here, the multifaceted tapestry of Christian thought and teachings finds a home—a harmonious blend of podcasts, enlightening videos, profound books, insightful lectures, soul-stirring sermons, and a myriad of other video, literary and auditory works. Fans who like Pastor Jonathan Fisk's discerning analyses, Pastor Bryan Wolfmueller's profound expositions, and Pastor Adam Koontz's scholarly contributions are collecting, collating and organizing this repository in order to offer seekers and believers alike an immersive journey through the depths of practical Christianity.
As torchbearers of the faith once delivered to the saints, these prominent figures in have tirelessly championed the gospel's proclamation in the digital sphere. The Library of Good Things celebrates their dedication, serving as an invaluable resource for all who seek to delve into the riches of Christian heritage, fostering deeper understanding, spiritual growth, and a profound connection with the enduring truths of the Christian faith.
Yeah, following the worldly consumerist zeitgeist, ChatGPT oversells us just a bit. But the bot gets the essence right.
Computer generated Madison Avenue hyperbole aside, we're a practical archive run by real flesh and blood people who are collecting, organizing, and making more accessible the content created by people we think have "good things" to say. Certainly when you look around, there's some dust and construction going on, and the curators and developers are simply doing their best in the time they have available. We're a rag-tag group, doing something we think is helpful. We're glad if you find it helpful, and we'd be overjoyed if you wanted to lend a hand!
