Most ministry leaders are prompting a stranger. Build a context profile once (your voice, your congregation, your assignment) and every conversation after it is different.
A five-source framework (your preaching voice, teaching voice, gifts and calling, congregation, and assignment) that turns AI from a generic tool into a collaborator that actually knows you.
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Ministry in Context comes out of two disciplines that rarely sit in the same person: 20+ years securing systems in cybersecurity, and 30+ years leading and planting churches. Wayne has spent his career building context around complex systems so they hold up under pressure; MIC is that same discipline, aimed at ministry instead of infrastructure.
The rest of the site, Field Notes included, is the record of that background: the practitioner work behind the framework, not a separate offering.
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