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Month:August 2026

Designing Within Boundaries: A Virtue, Not a Weakness

Posted on 31 August 2026Updated on 4 November 2026by Robert ElliottCategories:Blog Series, Technology, Technology and Programming
This entry is part 10 of 10 in the series
August 2026 - Limits and Humility

For many people, the word constraint has negative connotations. Constraints are seen as obstacles that prevent us from building the perfect system.

TaggedProgrammingSoftware Development

God’s Grace Is Sufficient (2 Cor 12:9)

Posted on 28 August 2026Updated on 4 November 2026by Robert ElliottCategories:Blog Series, Faith, Faith and Reflection
This entry is part 9 of 10 in the series
August 2026 - Limits and Humility

There are prayers we expect God to answer by changing the situation. We ask for healing, relief, clarity or release.

TaggedChristian LivingDiscipleship

Burnout & Overwork: The Cost of Ignoring Limits

Posted on 24 August 2026Updated on 4 November 2026by Robert ElliottCategories:Blog Series, Technology, Technology and Programming
This entry is part 8 of 10 in the series
August 2026 - Limits and Humility

Burnout is often treated as a personal failure. Someone lacked resilience. Someone needed to manage their time better.

TaggedProgrammingSoftware Development

Humbling Ourselves Before God (1 Pet 5:6)

Posted on 21 August 2026Updated on 4 November 2026by Robert ElliottCategories:Blog Series, Faith, Faith and Reflection
This entry is part 7 of 10 in the series
August 2026 - Limits and Humility

Humility is easy to admire in theory. We value people who listen, serve quietly and do not demand recognition.

TaggedChristian LivingDiscipleship

When to Say “No”: Project Limits & Sanity

Posted on 17 August 2026Updated on 4 November 2026by Robert ElliottCategories:Blog Series, Technology, Technology and Programming
This entry is part 6 of 10 in the series
August 2026 - Limits and Humility

Projects rarely fail because nobody cared. More often, they fail because too many things were accepted at once.

TaggedSoftware DevelopmentProgramming

The Strength Found in Weakness

Posted on 14 August 2026Updated on 4 November 2026by Robert ElliottCategories:Blog Series, Faith, Faith and Reflection
This entry is part 5 of 10 in the series
August 2026 - Limits and Humility

We often imagine strength as the ability to keep going without interruption. Strong people remain calm. Strong people do not need much from anyone else.

TaggedChristian LivingDiscipleship

Avoiding Tech Arrogance: A Posture of Learning

Posted on 10 August 2026Updated on 4 November 2026by Robert ElliottCategories:Blog Series, Technology, Technology and Programming
This entry is part 4 of 10 in the series
August 2026 - Limits and Humility

Technical knowledge can be empowering. The first time we solve a difficult problem, understand a complex system or become the person others ask for…

TaggedSoftware DevelopmentProgramming

Blessed Are the Poor in Spirit (Matt 5:3)

Posted on 7 August 2026Updated on 4 November 2026by Robert ElliottCategories:Blog Series, Faith, Faith and Reflection
This entry is part 3 of 10 in the series
August 2026 - Limits and Humility

The Beatitudes begin in an unexpected place. Jesus begins with poverty of spirit. That can sound strange, especially in a culture that prizes…

TaggedChristian LivingDiscipleship

Designing Within Constraints

Posted on 3 August 2026Updated on 4 November 2026by Robert ElliottCategories:Technology and Programming, Blog Series, Technology
This entry is part 2 of 10 in the series
August 2026 - Limits and Humility

Ask an engineer to describe the perfect solution, and the answer will often begin with a world that does not exist.

TaggedArtificial IntelligenceSoftware Development

Limits and Humility — Learning to Be Finite

Posted on 1 August 2026Updated on 4 November 2026by Robert ElliottCategories:Blog Series, Intro
This entry is part 1 of 10 in the series
August 2026 - Limits and Humility

We live in a culture that celebrates being limitless. Technology reinforces this mindset. Every year our devices become faster, our software more…

TaggedChristian LivingDiscipleship
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