Well greetings, welcome to the dividing line. I suppose I should put the microphone upwards

actually somewhat useful. Already been doing stuff today here in the studio and have

a whole lot more to be doing today. It's going to be a busy busy day, but hopefully

somewhat of a better day than yesterday was on social media. It was a day to remember.

A day which shall live in infamy to use some language. It just seems to me that I'll

just be honest with you. I'm not sure that we were ever designed to use stuff like social

media. You know, all the warnings going on about AI, which as far as I can tell, the biggest

danger of AI is actually making terminator come true. Basically, don't even get me into

that right now. That's a whole, a whole different subject. But you think about how fast

AI can produce a document or something like that. I think the time's going to come when

Christians especially are going to be needing to make the strong argument of the goodness

of natural and then fill in the blank, natural marriage, natural birth, natural death,

natural education, natural literature, natural music. We're going to have to be making the

argument that human beings are meant to reflect God's glory and to think God's thoughts

after him, not AI. I think that's going to be, it's right on the doorstep that we're

going to be needing to make those arguments. And I just think part of it is there are numerous

passages scripture that tell us that anger does not fulfill God's righteousness, a person

who's swift to speak and slow to hear that there is wisdom, there is goodness in taking

time to contemplate and to consider and maybe just not responding immediately. How many

times have all of us, every single one of us, that are involved in any kind of communication?

Look, when was it, was that Saturday night? When I tweeted about the video that John Cooper sent me,

that John, John Cooper and Seth Morrison from Skillet sent me, they were performing in Manchester

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