Hi, I'm Sissy Graham Lynch. Welcome to Fearless, helping you have a fearless faith in a

compromising culture.

Welcome back to an episode of Fearless. I am at home on my couch and I'm not in studio.

That's because I am trying to tackle some of this holiday Christmas, never-ending to-do lists, still even decorating.

But as I was getting ready today, I was listening to my grandfather on YouTube.

And I do that quite often, listen to him on YouTube or on Sirius XM, because I love still learning from him.

Because when I was just a little girl and I was born later in his life and later in his ministry, he was just Daddy Bill.

I wasn't really learning.

I hadn't lived life enough to ask him those kind of questions. I wish I could

ask them now, be in a ministry myself and having my own family. So I'm thankful I have these resources to

look back and learn from. But I was listening to a message I actually have listened to many times before,

but it reminded me of a letter he had written me. And I had saved it. And when I was moving a couple years ago, I'd taken a picture of it. I should have this framed and put it in my office. And it says his little letterhead, Billy Graham, February 1998, Dear Sissy, I wanted to send you this little note to wish you a happy Valentine's Day. You are a very special granddaughter and I love you so much, Daddy Bill.

P.S. I'm in California to give a major speech to the TED conference, leaders in the fields of

technology, entertainment, and design. They've never had a religious speaker before. Please pray for me.

And so today, since I was listening to this message and in the world of facing with lots of questions

of technology and AI, some of facing with lots of questions of technology

and AI, some of these issues we're facing, other generations I've faced before, and I believe

you'll just really enjoy his message. So take a listen.

This is a clergyman. You can imagine how out of place I feel.

I feel like a fish out of water.

Or maybe an owl out of the air.

I was preaching in San Jose some time ago, and my friend Mark Kwame, who helped introduce

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