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As I was reading about the great King Hezekiah in 2 Chronicles 32, it occurred to me that for all of the good and great things he accomplished in his life, he was an engineer at heart. In one short verse (30) we read that Hezekiah constructed a tunnel to bring water from the Gihon Springs down to the Pool of Siloam in Jerusalem. Sounds simple -- but it was actually something of an ancient engineering marvel as it must have taken some serious math and technical skill to have workers dig from opposite ends of the tunnel only to meet perfectly in the middle while maintaining a precise 0.6% grade all the way from beginning to end. This tunnel still exists today. It's little wonder that the princes of Babylon sent to "inquire of the wonder that was done in the land," and that Hezekiah's heart was, as a result, lifted up in pride toward the end of his life. As I think of Hezekiah the engineer, I am reminded of the ever present danger of falling into the same trap of pride amidst all of our technical achievements. I believe it to be the besetting sin of engineers in general. There can be such a dependence on our own ingenuity, that we can drift into a mode of self-dependence -- thinking ourselves more highly than we ought to think. The great need of the hour is to maintain a spirit of GRATITUDE and HUMILITY amidst all of our advances. **Learn about The Vault:** www.sermonaudio.com/vault

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We've launched an incredibly exciting feature that will automatically transcribe every new sermon uploaded whether audio or video. At the moment it is only being rolled out to a few broadcasters for more extensive testing. But this video allows you to see it in action!

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I was thankful for the opportunity to meet with some of the BJU Board of Trustees on Oct 3, 2023 to share with them the work that we are doing, the vision we have for the future, and the importance we give to the place of prayer — to which we attribute every success.We only had a window of opportunity to meet, just a few minutes, but I was thankful anyway to communicate what matters to us the most. **Learn about Daily United Prayer:**www.sermonaudio.com/unitedprayer**Learn about the SA & BJU Partnership:**www.sermonaudio.com/news/55527**Learn about The Vault:**www.sermonaudio.com/vault

Oct 3-4, 2023 is being set aside as a **Global Day of Prayer for Revival**. Organizers of this effort include Paul Washer, Hensworth Jonas, Joel Beeke, Josh Buice, Paulo Junior, Scott Brown, Tom Ascol, Jeff Johnson, and Jorge Rodriguez. We wish to put in our own endorsement for this worthy effort and would encourage God's people everywhere to take every opportunity to pray with God's people in extraordinary prayer for revival.**Learn more:**https://globalprayerforrevival.com/**Learn more about our Daily United Prayer:**https://www.unitedprayer.net/

*SermonAudio and Bob Jones University are cooperating in a mutually beneficial relationship to advance God's kingdom and to inspire the next generation.**The Computer Science Department at Bob Jones University will be periodically hosting lectures for the SermonAudio Technology Lecture Series that will feature informative and educational presentations focusing on the latest advancements and trends in technology utilized by the SermonAudio platform.*We have invited **Nick Logan**, founder and CEO of Cornerstone Payment Systems, a credit card processing company that establishes businesses, organizations, and ministries with the ability to accept Visa, MasterCard, and the other major credit cards. He will speak on "AI as Artificial Moral Agents."Nick was formerly the President and Chief Operating Officer of PMT (Formerly PMTS: NASDQ), President and Chief Operating Officer of Nova Information Systems (Formerly NYSE: NIS), and has held various other senior executive roles with public and private companies.Mr. Logan earned a bachelor's degree in biology from Cal State University Fullerton. Nick and his wife Gail currently live in Virginia.