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“Hey, Grok, if you were human, would you believe in Jesus?” Even AI knows Jesus is 👑

Shoutout to Los Angeles Dodgers Pitcher Clayton Kershaw, who wrote Genesis 9:12-16 on his Pride hat to remind everyone that the rainbow is a sign of God’s covenant 👏

We have a generation of Christians who struggle to think clearly past their emotions. Immaturity says, "If it makes me sad or angry, it's not true." MATURITY: My Dad used to say, "Children live by their feelings. Adults live by their convictions and commitments."

BREAKING: MIT just completed the first brain scan study of ChatGPT users & the results are terrifying. Turns out, AI isn't making us more productive. It's making us cognitively bankrupt. Here's what 4 months of data revealed: (hint: we've been measuring productivity all wrong)

I am convinced that our anxiety and depression epidemic is caused by our inability to practice repentance and absolution. To carry the weight of all your sin while pretending you have none will make the soul very sick. To know your failings and yet experience love is peace.

My wife suffers from chronic illness, pain & weakness. Said to me tonight, "Sorry, I know you didn't sign up for this." I said "Actually, I did. When I said 'in sickness and in health' I meant it." Young guys looking at marriage: you have to mean those vows.

“The jazz club deserves a place alongside temple, amphitheater, and cathedral, for not just conveying higher values but generating them, night after night, dissolving the boundaries separating individuals from a shared experience of the present moment.” —Maria Golia

Happy 4th y’all, we really are blessed to live in the USA.

“No one on their deathbed is going to look back and say, ‘Thank God I avoided being cringe.’”- Donald Glover

The number one predictor of whether someone will graduate from college is being raised by two married parents. The data on this is crystal clear. And it aligns with my own experience. Growing up, I had five close friends. Of the six of us, none were raised by two married parents.

The thing about this is it’s also just a classic pattern: Build a fan base by appealing to shared values. Get famous and rich on basis of that appeal. Betray shared values for broader demographics. “Wow, so much judgment in that world.”

Dont know if I can think of a time an athlete at the top of his sport has been this open and honest about their craft

Leo Rosten, what a line

“How do I accept the fact that my children will never sit in my lap and beg for me to read Dr. Seuss to them again?”

I don't know if there's a more accurate description of what has become the typical day for a middle-class American adult. The nagging sense of malaise or despair many feel in their souls cannot be adequately addressed unless we alter this daily liturgy of the screens.

— Aldous Huxley, Brave New World

If we're not pursuing this, our pursuit is in vain. The man on the left is a very rich man, indeed.

“Are you scouting the competition?” That’s what somebody asked when they saw me visiting a nearby church. “No,” I said. “Our competition is brunch, the lake, the NFL, and a slow morning at home.” Our churches are on the same team. And so many people need life in Christ.

People who engage in faith practices, not just say “I believe in God” live significantly longer, healthier and more satisfying lives (say the data from studies by David DeSteno of Northeastern U.) Discussed on the Huberman Lab podcast out now.

American culture is totally fine. Why would you think otherwise?