do you think that now that you're using AI the way you do, how much time do you think is cut down on your content work?

Oh, it doesn't cut down on anything because you make it, well, you make everything more complicated.

You make every, you, work expands to the room allotted to it.

And so it changes, so for example, I don't write my metadata descriptions anymore, but I had to create a template, like if, you know, like the YouTube description.

If I was to, I had, I was so picky about how I wanted to write it.

How do you create like mystery in your description so that people would want to read or watch your sermon? And so I had to teach it.

Like here's a thousand examples of how I would write a YouTube description.

Is there any ways that you're looking to see like to implement it with your staff here at the church? Or pushing them to use it in certain ways?

[laughs]

But have you ever been out of control before? Have you ever felt like your life is not in control? Those are the moments where you pray the most, right? Am I, am I right? Like, you know, like, I've learned how to pray when I feel out of control, and I believe that the same is true about the Bible passage we're about to study.

God hears prayer more than we think.

And, and I, I wanna study a, a, a prayer in the New Testament by a guy by the name of Cornelius.

Have you ever heard the name Cornelius out of Acts chapter 10? One of my favorite stories in the Bible, and I wanna read it to you really quick, uh, because, you know, the Bible teaches that Cornelius did not know the name of Jesus, the name by which we are saved.

But he knew that God existed, okay? He knew, he knew that the whole universe could not have just spontaneously arrived out of nothing and boom, here we are, right? But, but he did not know the name of Jesus, which is a pretty critical piece of information in terms of the Bible.

Yet the Bible says that to honor God with the limited knowledge that he had, the Bible says he was generous.

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