Today's share is an article I read today from Tim Challies. In it, he talks about the possibility that a recent conviction of sin or decision to make a change in our lives, could perhaps be the answer to someone else's prayers. I found it an interesting (and somewhat convicting) take. It is also encouragement to continue in prayer and not give up (Luke 18:1), for we don't know when or how God will answer those prayers. It's also an encouragement to remain close to God, to as

Not the Teton range to be sure, but not too terribly far from them, and beautiful nonetheless. "I will lift up my eyes to the mountains; from where shall my help come? My help comes from the LORD, Who made heaven and earth," - Psalm 121:1-2 I don't suspect I'll ever forget the first time I saw the Teton range in Wyoming. Driving south out of Yellowstone, the forest seems to go on forever. Evergreens fill the landscape and block the sky as the road winds through them. Then su

Today's share from Answers in Genesis , is a doozy to be sure. The dangers of A.I. are overtly obvious. But it is a reality and it isn't going anywhere. So how do we respond? This article touches on that question, more so, that we have to respond, and know how. Thankfully, Scripture, though written prior to artificial intelligence, was written by the one who transcends time. God is not taken by surprise by the rise of this technology, and as such, His Word is adequate in hel