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Artificial intelligence is becoming a natural part of how students think, create, and solve problems. Instead of treating AI as something to fear or forbid, schools have an opportunity to guide students toward using it responsibly.

God doesn’t lead us to easy paths—He calls us to make an eternal impact. The journey might be narrow, demanding, and sometimes solitary, but each obedient step leaves a lasting legacy.

Our mind, will, and emotions is a beautiful gift from God, but it can also produce thoughts shaped by our desires, fears, memories, and even survival instincts. That’s why learning to separate soul from spirit is essential. Here are five key ways to recognize when a thought is “just you” and when it may be the gentle prompting of the Holy Spirit.

Earlier this week, as I sat at a traffic light watching the red, yellow, and green signals ahead along with a railway crossing light flashing to warn of an approaching train; the Holy Spirit began to speak to my heart. I realized that these everyday signals exist for one purpose: to protect life. They regulate movement, prevent collisions, and keep chaos from overtaking the roads. In the same way, God uses His Word and His voice to guide His children, offering divine signals