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. 🤍

Sometimes blessings sit quietly right under our noses. This grandma got a little God-wink today about appreciating what’s already been provided.

Have you started using AI to making videos yet? if so, share one of your favorites below and tell us what platform you are using: ChatGPT recommended I start with HeyGen. So far, it's been simple to follow and they do have a good start-up video: I've been experimenting this afternoon with HeyGen ... kinda like Hey Grandma Grady... LOL 😅🤣 Here are my first 3 practice drafts: Which one do you like best? https://app.heygen.com/videos/ab93e118046741ab9fc562a4a6aef53c https://app.heygen.com/videos/5259730477064e0aa35e4744c510210a https://app.heygen.com/videos/4b7efb63e22d4220b02bc1bcad4fc8b9

“Consider it a great joy, my brothers and sisters, whenever you experience various trials, because you know that the testing of your faith produces endurance.”— James 1:2–3 Hey my Sweet Ageless Wise Friends 🌿 I used to read that verse and shake my head. I’d think — how in the world am I supposed to rejoice in pain, heartbreak, or the moments that knock the wind out of me? Ever read a verse and thought, “Really, God? You want me to find joy in this?” That was me — until life taught me what those words really meant. 💫 But now, after walking through many of my own storms, I get it. There’s a sense of achievement and assurance that only comes when you face temptation or struggle and don’t give in. It’s not just relief… it’s that quiet, powerful moment when your soul whispers, “See? You did it! You’re stronger than you thought! You CAN conquer temptation and Satan!!" And that victory — that deep, peaceful kind of joy — is one of the greatest feelings I’ve ever experienced. 💛 ✨ Your turn: Have you ever had a verse or quote that didn’t make sense at first, but came alive once you lived it?Share it below — I’d love to hear what’s spoken to your heart. 💬

🌿 No Ordinary Journey No one walks through life untouched. But the beauty of the journey is what we discover because of the storms, not in spite of them. I’ve faced more than my share of valleys — moments that broke me wide open — yet somehow, through faith, I found purpose in the pieces. Each setback became a stepping stone. Each loss revealed a deeper layer of strength I didn’t know I had. This part of my journey isn’t about perfection; it’s about perseverance. It's about choosing to rise again, no matter how many times life knocks you down. Because this — this life — was never meant to be ordinary. When I look back, I see how God orchestrated every moment — even the ones I didn’t understand. Writing this memoir has been a sacred process — not just remembering, but redeeming. Every memory, every scar, every miracle now fits into a greater story — His story through me. Why does it matter? Because your story and mine are threads in the same divine tapestry — woven with grace, resilience, and hope. If my words reach your heart, let them whisper this truth: You are not behind. You are becoming. And your life, too, is a story worth telling. 🌸