This week’s Content Round-Up features some interesting and encouraging articles and videos!
“Let’s Go Big” | From Backyard Stunts to Billion-View Influence – Faith Driven Entrepreneur
If you have kids, you probably know about Dude Perfect! I distinctly remember the first time I saw a Dude Perfect video at a father-son church event – one of their extended trick shot videos was playing and everyone was hooked! These guys are huge now but it didn’t start that way. This video from Faith Driven Entrepreneur is a great backstory to these popular Youtubers and shares some of their challenges and how they are using their platform to entertain and bring honor to Christ.
Don’t Leave Your Spouse Out of the Money Conversation with Shaunti Feldhahn – FaithFi Podcast
Would it surprise you if I told you that spouses often think about money differently? Ha ha, if you’re married this is probably no surprise! Best-selling author and social researcher Shaunti Feldhahn joins Rob West on the FaithFi podcast to talk about moving toward unity and understanding around your marriage finances.
Update on Biblical Literacy: Are There Any Reasons to be Encouraged? – Talbot Magazine
For years we’ve read the doom-and-gloom statistics about the decline in biblical literacy, church attendance, and Christian belief. But is there new and encouraging evidence of a reversal in the decline, particularly in regard to biblical literacy? Professor of New Testament, Kenneth Berding believes so and shares some new data and some of his own personal experiences on the campus of Biola University.
Sometimes AI Just Makes Stuff Up – Stand to Reason
AI developments are moving at lightning speed, at least from my perspective. A few years ago, few had heard of, let alone used, ChatGPT. Now most people I talk to have tried it out or similar applications. These platforms can do a lot, but they are not always reliable. Amy Hall of Stand to Reason shares some examples of Google Bard (now Gemini) making up information and even doubling down on the fictional results with fictional sources. This confirms what I have read elsewhere of AI intentionally providing wrong answers in some instances. If you’re using these platforms, check your work!
Enjoy your weekend!
