Hey friends, welcome to the Rhythms for Life podcast, where each week we talk about rhythms for

building resilience, so you can take charge of your mental, spiritual, and relational help.

These ideas come from Rebecca's best-selling book, Building a Resilient Life,

How Adversity Awakened Strength, Hope, and Meaning. So grab your copy, invite your friends,

and let's build resilience together.

Welcome back, I'm Rebecca. And I'm Gabe. And we did a fun weekend, didn't we?

Yeah, we were in Virginia, so back, back in my old stomping grounds, Lynchburg, Virginia,

and we got to go back to our alma mater, where man, where this whole thing happened, you and me.

Where we fell in love. And I got to talk about it with the students there at Liberty University,

which is in Lynchburg where Rebecca and I went and got to be a part of their complication.

And we had a whole define the relationship talk between us and artificial intelligence,

which was a whole challenge, like that topic is a challenging topic to get your head around,

but then what does it mean for us was part of what I was trying to address?

Yeah, you and I, but you and AI. Yeah. And do you need to break up with AI?

Yeah, it was fun. So that's available on YouTube if anybody wants to check it out. But I think

the ideas we were talking about were related to what we talk about here every day on rhythms

for life, because our pursuit is to be more fully human in a world that's in a lot of ways

challenging us and kind of tempting us away from being human and tempting us to rely solely on

ourselves or technology to experience all that we've been designed for. But God's created us uniquely

to experience joy, life, empathy, so many of these emotions that machines and technology

just will never satisfy us with. Right. And we're not saying all technology is bad. It definitely

is neutral and really depends on the people who are coming and using it and deciding how to engage

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