Does AI Tell Us What We Need to Hear, or What We Want To Hear?
While there are many practical applications of AI for industry and daily life, let’s look at the growing trend to ask AI for advice on interpersonal problems and relationships. Then let’s compare the advice to what God’s Word has to say.
“The Older I Get, the Better I Used to Be”
But Paul’s assessment of his life after he came to faith in Jesus was quite the opposite of Lee Trevino’s “the better I used to be” quote.
Happy Birthday America!!
The United States may be young by global standards, and may not factor into Bible prophecy, but the Lord has allowed America to maintain the freedoms to assemble, to worship, to participate in everyday life, and to help spread some of its freedoms to other parts of the world.
50 Years of BCF Ministry: Supporting the Local Church
This is the Biblical Counseling Foundation’s 50th Anniversary Year! And we wanted to use this blog to pause for a moment and thank the Lord for His great faithfulness and for the many servant-hearted people in the local church with whom we have been privileged to minister.
Principles of Peace from the Prince of Peace
Peace is highly desired (except by those who thrive on chaos), but at the same time it is elusive and difficult to attain or maintain.
What does the Bible say about Identity?
The subject of a person’s identity, and the desire for some people to change it, has become a popular and controversial topic. But it is not new.
Loneliness and the Scriptures
As I have asked around about lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic, one of the more frequent responses has been on the topic of “loneliness.”
Bare-Minimum Mondays
Some of us have great bosses and colleagues; others struggle with difficult work relationships. But the great unifying principle we have as believers is that we ultimately work for the Master of the universe.
Virtue and Virtue Signaling: What’s the Difference?
It is not our job to be the judge of those who appear to be signaling their virtue. Jesus said of the hypocrites three times in Matthew Chapter 6 that “they have their reward in full” (i.e. earthly praise).
New Year’s Resolutions: What Do the Scriptures Say?
The difference is that, as believers, we can now make these choices out of gratitude for what God has done for us rather than out of worldly motivation, which usually involves a sense of obligation, fear, or pride (the “look what I did” incentive).