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I had a bit of nostalgia as I went through some old family videos. As I saw my wife in those videos, it made me think of "first love" and how we all need to return to it."Nevertheless I have somewhat against thee, because thou hast left thy first love." Revelation 2:4.As we get busier and busier with life, it is entirely possible to leave our first love. Do you remember a time in your life when you enjoyed the Lord in a "first love" kind of way? What changed? Who changed? The Lord doesn't change. Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. If anyone has changed, it is us. And the Lord is always the one who bids us return to Him. He is the one that stands at the door and knocks. He wants anyone -- anyone! -- to open the door so that He can come in and, "sup with him, and he with me." Isn't that incredible that the LORD wants to fellowship with us? Friends, I want you to consider your first love today. When we pray for revival, we're simply praying for a restoration of the joy of the Lord -- which is our first love. Let's get back there.Help us FILL THE RACKS:web.sermonaudio.com/sermons/9422123121966Learn about The Vault:www.sermonaudio.com/vault

Some raw video footage of SermonAudio in the early years of our existence. That's my wife, and that's my firstborn daughter. :)

The animation sequence showing the assembly of the servers, storage, and switches of The Vault. Part of the video VLOG called Milestone. Be sure to watch it: https://web.sermonaudio.com/sermons/622232349214031

The Foundations Conference is coming back to New York City this coming December 12-13, 2023.

Our desire is to refresh and equip church leaders with powerful preaching, united prayer, and God-honoring praise. We're serious about powerful preaching, which is why we always seek to assemble a unique blend of strong preachers from various circles. We're serious about united prayer, which is why we put a heavy emphasis on encouraging one another in this oft-neglected discipline. And for this year, we will have the joy of singing some well-beloved psalms in God-honoring praise. In an increasingly divided world, let us gather around these foundations of ministry and enjoy a season of fellowship, refreshment, and unity.

We're late, but let's do this:

www.thefoundationsconference.com

"Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God" is a sermon written by the American theologian Jonathan Edwards, preached to his own congregation in Northampton, Massachusetts, to profound effect, and again on July 8, 1741 in Enfield, Connecticut. The preaching of this sermon was the catalyst for the First Great Awakening.

This past week I had the opportunity to try out a GLOBAL SERMON in a very remote part of the world -- East Africa. I was able to record the reaction of the local Kenyans on video. It's priceless. The impact and significance of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is profound and is taking the world by storm. It might be fair to say that AI could be the most transformative technology since the invention of the Internet itself. It is our belief that a powerful tool of this magnitude must be employed for the kingdom of God and the Gospel.In our labs, we have successfully proven the concept of what we are calling "Global Sermons" where we can take any sermon preached in English and have it "re-preached" in multiple languages like French, Spanish, Russian, and Chinese. Because AI tools are fundamentally designed to handle large amounts of computationally intensive language models, we can achieve a high-level of accuracy and natural-sounding voice that has never before been possible.We believe that this is our moment. "We do hear them speak in our tongues the wonderful works of God." — Acts 2:11Learn about Global Sermons:https://web.sermonaudio.com/sermons/53023646125199Learn about The Vault:www.sermonaudio.com/vaultLearn about FAME Mission:https://web.sermonaudio.com/sermons/102818010415180

In this VLOG, we take the time to celebrate a very important milestone to us. After an initial failed attempt, we have finally been able to launch the biggest and most critical piece of infrastructure called THE PIPELINE into THE VAULT successfully. We thank God!It also happens to be our one-year anniversary of being on the campus of Bob Jones University. We take some time in this video to reflect on the miracle of how God brought it all together and we give all glory to God.Help us FILL THE RACKS:web.sermonaudio.com/sermons/9422123121966Learn about The Vault:www.sermonaudio.com/vault

The impact and significance of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is profound and is taking the world by storm. It might be fair to say that AI could be the most transformative technology since the invention of the Internet itself. With any revolutionary technology, there are pros and cons that could be argued as to its use. However, it is our belief that a powerful tool of this magnitude must be employed for the kingdom of God and the Gospel.We have successfully proven our "Global Sermons" concept, which allows us to take any sermon originally preached in English and have it "re-preached" in multiple languages—such as French, Spanish, Russian, and Chinese. Because AI tools are fundamentally designed to handle large amounts of computationally intensive language models, we can achieve a high-level of accuracy and natural-sounding voice that has never before been possible.We believe that this is our moment. "We do hear them speak in our tongues the wonderful works of God." — Acts 2:11Learn about The Vault:www.sermonaudio.com/vault

Translation Submission System -TSS- is a SermonAudio system that allows volunteer translators to assist SA developers in producing a website and mobile applications that support non-English speakers. --The website and apps contain various text fragments called strings. As developers work on the website and apps, they add new strings and occasionally modify existing strings. TSS enables volunteer translators to see the English strings, review their translations, and submit improvements to the translations.

Translation Submission System (TSS) is a SermonAudio system that allows volunteer translators to assist SA developers in producing a website and mobile applications that support non-English speakers. The website and apps contain various text fragments called strings. As developers work on the website and apps, they add new strings and occasionally modify existing strings. TSS enables volunteer translators to see the English strings, review their translations, and submit improvements to the translations.