The Bible never warns us against learning or innovation. It warns us against pride, fear, deception, and misplaced worship. The question isn’t “Is AI good or evil?” The question is: Who is using it — and with what heart? A hammer can build a home or cause harm. Fire can warm a family or destroy a forest. Tools reveal the intention of the person holding them. I use AI prayerfully, responsibly, and with discernment —just as I use books, the internet, email, and social media. Scripture tells us: “Test all things; hold fast what is good.”That includes technology. God is not threatened by knowledge.Truth does not fear tools.And faith does not require panic. When used wisely, AI can: • amplify good • support service • reduce overwhelm • extend creativity • help people communicate hope And that, to me, is stewardship. I choose faith without fear. Discernment over alarmism. Wisdom over reaction. And I’m at peace with that. 🤍

I asked AI to help me understand why some people fear AI — especially from a Biblical perspective. Because if something stirs this much concern among believers, it’s worth slowing down and seeking clarity, not reacting from fear. I’ve seen a lot of fear-based claims circulating lately — especially that AI is “satanic” or mentioned in the Book of Revelation. Because my faith matters deeply to me, I chose to slow down, pray, study Scripture, and examine the context — not react from fear. Here’s where I stand: 🔹 Revelation is written in symbolic, apocalyptic language, not modern technological terms. 🔹 The Bible warns about misplaced worship and allegiance, not tools. 🔹 The “image of the beast” is about idolatry enforced by power, not artificial intelligence. 🔹 The “mark” involves conscious allegiance, not accidental use of software. 🔹 Scripture repeatedly calls us to discernment, wisdom, and a sound mind — not panic. I use AI as a tool to support creativity, organization, and communication. I do not worship it. I do not place it above God. I ASK GOD FIRST!! I do not surrender discernment to it. I pray. I study. I test things. Then I decide. If your convictions lead you to avoid AI, I respect that. But please don’t confuse fear with faith or interpretation with Scripture. I choose discernment over alarmism.Wisdom over reaction. Faith without fear. 🕊️ So, for my friends and fellow Christians who are skeptical, here are a few important points to ponder, pray over, and consider: • The Bible does not mention artificial intelligence. Not once. What it does speak about repeatedly is discernment, wisdom, stewardship, and intention. • Technology itself is morally neutral. Throughout history, every major advancement — the printing press, radio, television, even the internet — was once called dangerous or evil until it became understood and stewarded well. • The “mark of the beast” described in Revelation involves worship, allegiance, and denial of God — not the use of tools. You cannot accidentally take a spiritual vow by using software.

I’m learning more and more that when you’re walking the path God laid out for you, you’ve got to keep your heart tuned to His voice and not the noise around you. This world can get loud. Folks will talk. Doubt will whisper. Circumstances will try to shake your peace. But when your eyes are fixed on Jesus, all that noise starts losing its power. There’s a holy place to be when you’re right where God wants you. It doesn’t mean the road is smooth. Or that you won’t face battles. But there’s a peace that settles on you that the world can’t give and the world can’t take away. I’ve felt that peace carry me through seasons I didn’t think I’d make it through. I’ve let the noise get too close before. I’ve let what people said, or what I thought they were thinking, weigh me down. But every time I come back to the feet of Jesus, He reminds me who I am and whose path I’m walking on. He reminds me that I don’t have to chase, defend, or prove anything. I just have to follow Him. When you walk with the Lord, you don’t have to worry about missing what He has for you. God’s got you right where He wants you, and He’ll open every door that’s meant for you in His time. So if you’re feeling pulled in a hundred directions… if the noise feels louder than His voice… slow down for a minute in this season. Lift your eyes. Take a breath. Focus your heart back on Him. The path He has for you is good. It’s steady. It’s covered in grace. And He’ll walk every mile with you. I pray you feel that same peace wherever you are. Love, Grandma Grady

🎵 I’m NOT OKAY — But There’s HOPE Ahead 🎵 If this is how you feel right now… please know, there is HOPE ahead. You’re in the right place, and we’d love to help you get your life back in order so you can finally live the life you’ve always dreamed of — just like Jelly Roll! If Jelly can do it… SO CAN YOU — with the right support community behind you! 💪 Here at Ageless Wisdom with Grandma Grady, you’re not doing this alone. I’ll connect you with legendary entrepreneurs and mentors who are the real deal. Want to grow mentally, physically, and spiritually? You’ll love it here. I'll introduce you to my personal growth mentor who has helped create over 65 millionaires — and as I like to say, "we’ve got to get ya straight in the head first before your bank account follows"! 😄 If you’ve let yourself go a bit physically (we’ve all been there!), and you’re ready to get in shape and stay that way, I’ll introduce you to my fitness coach, who’s been transforming lives for over 30 years — teaching a permanent, realistic way to stay strong and healthy for life. This is a faith-based, non-denominational community, and everyone is welcome here. Whether you’re Jewish, Baptist, Catholic, or even just feeling lost right now, you belong here. 💖 We’ll wrap our arms around you, walk beside you, and encourage you on your journey of faith, growth, and rediscovery. No judgment — just love, support, and truth shared with grace. ✨ 🎶 Watch the song that inspired this message:👉 Jelly Roll – “I’m Not Okay” https://www.youtube.com/shorts/j6v0bwCWytE?feature=share

SEEK GOD Jeremiah 29:13. “You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart. I will be found by you,” declares the Lord, “and will bring you back from captivity. “ A missing child can be one of the most frightening experiences. We will do ANYTHING to find our lost child! We will seek until we find! When my daughter was a toddler she decided to quietly move inside the house while the rest of us were outside enjoying the sunny breeze. It was time to go inside and my daughter was nowhere to be found. My husband and I started our search calmly. I wasn’t panicked (yet) because I had just seen her out of the corner of my eye. But after a few minutes, my heart was beating rapidly like the Nascar race. My calmness turned to panic! Sometimes life can take us for a U-turn and before we know it, we are that lost child… Scared, lack direction, isolated, and feel like God doesn’t seem to care. God is not pursuing us like a parent does for a lost child. The Israelites felt these same emotions. They felt invisible to God for seventy years while they were exiled in Babylon. They were taken away from their land, stripped from their identity, removed from their comforts. But God had a plan amidst their captivity. He told them to carry on with their lives, be fruitful, multiply and don’t allow this exile to rule your life. I have a plan for you, but first you need to seek me and learn a few things before this prosperous plan is revealed. Jeremiah 29:10. “When seventy years are completed for Babylon, I will come to you and fulfill my gracious promise to bring you back to this place.” Seventy years that is a long time! Why did it take so long for God to find and rescue his cherished people? Perhaps they continued to rebel and take their eyes off what God desired for them. I recently went through a season captivated by life. I didn’t see God’s good plan. I prayed and prayed but didn’t feel like God was listening. Did he have concern for my broken heart and depression? I felt like a lost child… invisible, scared, wondering if I was going to be found.