The Revival Generation

I’ve worked alongside young people all my life. Like many others, I’ve also prayed for a revival among youth in the 21st century that dwarfs all others in times past (Student Volunteer Movement, the Jesus Revolution etc.).

Those prayers are being answered.

Big thanks to the Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN). If you want positive news, CBN is the ticket.

Let me introduce you to a new documentary called “The Revival Generation.” 

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Valuable Lessons From the Twelve Day War

For years I have made it a practice to daily clear my Inbox. I like to stay current on news and respond promptly to people who contact me. 

As Israel (and finally) the USA bombed Iran to stop them from getting a nuclear bomb, I couldn’t keep up with the stories and videos coming in. Some I pasted into the draft of this week’s blog. Others continued to sit unread in my Inbox. 

With Monday’s announced ceasefire–really Iran’s inevitable surrender–I will attempt to summarize what we learned the past two weeks. 

Here are some valuable lessons from “The Twelve Day War.”

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Is Artificial Intelligence (AI) Good or Bad?

For months I’ve been thinking about writing on Artificial Intelligence (AI) due to its “rising star” in the 2020s. 

Then this morning I joined a university  faculty Zoom meeting where AI topped the agenda because students are using it to write papers–a modern form of plagiarism.  It’s a problem we must deal with in a big way in higher education.

So must the entire world in ways beyond “papers.”

At the end of our meeting, one professor quipped, “Maybe we should have AI write our policy on it.” We all laughed (but maybe we should cry). 

Is Artificial Intelligence (AI) good or bad?

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