Cairo: Jesus in Egypt & God's Unusual Leaning
God seldom gives us all we need to understand, but He always gives us what we need in order to obey. The story of Jesus in Egypt as a boy offers a...
3 min read
Admin
:
Nov 13, 2018 10:00:01 PM
Siri is a basic assistant on the iPhone, useful for setting appointments, sending emails and texts, and creating reminders. But hey, why not sanctify Siri to help you along in your spiritual life?
(Photo courtesy of Unsplash.com)
I have found, however, that open-ended questions or commands will clearly reveal Siri’s secular worldview. For example, when I ask Siri: “How can you help my spiritual life?” here’s what she says:
Who, me?
Brilliant. And politically correct. (Though I’m not sure why Apple would choose to do anything with the initials PC.)
Let’s put Siri to work in our spiritual lives, shall we? Here are 11 Siri hacks I’ve put together that can benefit your spiritual life.
(Photo courtesy of Unsplash.com)
Siri does at her best when you need your hands for other things (like driving). When I’m in the car, Siri always gets a workout. I have a cheap, after-market Bluetooth device that allows me to activate Siri with the push of a button—and the sound plays through my car speakers. It’s as safe as turning on the radio. Pretty sweet.
Okay, here are the 11 Siri hacks:
Enjoy a more vibrant relationship with God and deepen your understanding of God's Word by experiencing the Holy Land from wherever you are.
Tell me what you think: What other Siri hacks can you think of to benefit your spiritual life? To leave a comment, just click here.
Click here to leave a comment.
God seldom gives us all we need to understand, but He always gives us what we need in order to obey. The story of Jesus in Egypt as a boy offers a...
Roads are often built for one reason, but God uses them in our lives for another altogether. The Appian Way in Rome proved this so in the life of the...
Two gardens in the Bible, Eden and Gethsemane, provided the settings for two choices that brought opposite results. The Bible wildly contrasts these...