Living in Supernatural Intelligence: Five Habits to Transform Your Spiritual Life
We live in an age captivated by artificial intelligence. Algorithms know our preferences, predict our behaviors, and answer our questions with startling accuracy. Yet while the world marvels at AI, there exists something infinitely more powerful available to every believer: supernatural intelligence—direct access to the mind of Christ.
The question isn't whether technology is impressive. It is. The real question is this: Do you believe Jesus is smarter than any algorithm, any supercomputer, any innovation humanity has created? If you do, then you understand what it means to be His disciple.
Becoming a Masterpiece: How God Shapes Us Through His Word
Picture a master sculptor standing before a massive block of marble. With careful precision, he begins to chip away—first removing large chunks, then refining the details, until gradually a magnificent figure emerges. What was once rough and formless becomes a work of art, revealing beauty that was hidden all along.
This is the perfect image of our spiritual journey. When we first come to faith, we often arrive with rough edges and hard lines. But as we walk with Jesus and immerse ourselves in Scripture, God slowly forms and shapes us into who He created us to be. The beauty of this process is that we always have room to grow, always have more potential to be refined into His image.
Three Invitations to End Your Year Well
As the calendar year draws to a close, we find ourselves bombarded with year-in-review notifications. Spotify tells us which songs we played on repeat. Social media platforms compile our photos into tidy videos. Everything gets wrapped up in a neat digital bow, showing us a carefully curated version of our lives.
But here's the question worth asking: When was the last time you paused to consider what God has done in your life over the past twelve months?
The difference between an algorithm's summary and genuine spiritual reflection is profound. One shows us data points and highlights. The other invites us into transformation.