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I'm Tanya Wilmuth. So let's talk about AI. You may call yours grok or perplexity or chat GPT.

At 2025 Deloitte study found that over half of millennials and Jinzi use AI every day,

and I don't think that statistic surprises you. I'm not even end one of those generations,

and I use it every day as well. It's not hard to see why we use it. It makes research quick. It

makes us more creative. It makes our planning better. It can give us fast results and pretty

impressive ideas. Recently, Eric and I used AI to plan a walking tour in Barcelona. And we had everything

from metro stops to walking directions that even told us where to eat brunch. It was quick to do. It was

clear. It was convenient. But once we met up with our real tour guide and explored the

city with someone who knew it deeply, we realized something. We had brunch at a chain restaurant.

And our route had taken us just two blocks away from one of the most beautiful neighborhoods in the

city. We missed it entirely because the algorithm had focused on the

most efficient path. AI got us where we needed to go, but it took a person to help us really see

and appreciate the city. And that's often true in life. If you want to grow, not just in knowledge,

but in wisdom, you need more than tools. You need insight. And insight

comes from something AI can't offer. It comes from God's word and God's people. God often uses

others to help us grow in ways we never could on our own. He uses their voices to reveal what we

can't see in ourselves. He uses them to ask us hard questions and to

help us better understand what we value, why we struggle, and where we're headed. If you want to be a better

friend, parent, co-worker, or follower of Jesus, you don't just need more information. You need real

connection. The book of Proverbs makes that clear.

Listen to these verses.

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