What type of subscription do you have for your @grokbot? I’ve been spending a lot of time with my agents recently. Getting them context and setting up systems for my business. Today I ran out of my weekly allowance on cursor. My subscription is Grok heavy. Realizing maybe I need to do more on my regular Grok app?
@CryptoJebb Would love to hear more about your set up and what agents you’re using. I’ve been using Grok Bot, just shut down my Hermes and lowered my subscription on Anthropic.
OK, I’m gonna take another crack at this.
I’ve always had good intentions with this account… and then life gets busy and it sits quiet for months. That ends now.
The focus is simple:
Helping people stand firm in uncertain times with conviction and calm discernment — anchored in Christ. John 16:33.
You’ll see stuff here about faith, family, resilience, and trying to live with purpose when things feel shaky. Some of it will be raw. Some of it will just be me thinking out loud.
If that lands with you, stick around.
What’s one area right now where you need to “take heart”?
I’ve spent a lot of time reading over psalms 91 and trying to memorize it. We printed it and put it on our fridge at home. Now this afternoon while sitting out in the front step, I thought I would put it to music. I’m no musician, but I can use AI!
https://t.co/CE0tpcwc3j
On day 3, everything changed.
You’re likely going see lots of posts in your feed saying He has risen. And he has. But do you know that he is still risen and alive today?
He paid the price we could not. Now with our debt paid, our sins are forgiven, IF we choose to accept his payment. The choice is now ours. Accept and believe Jesus or pay the price ourselves.
Happy Easter, and I’m so happy to say:
HE IS RISEN
Friday, April 3, AD 33: Jesus was nailed to the cross.
For His followers, it was shock, fear, and deep uncertainty.
The One they had trusted was hanging on a Roman cross.
But Jesus had already spoken what they couldn’t yet see:
“You will grieve, but your grief will suddenly turn to wonderful joy.” (John 16:20, NLT)
Sunday was coming.
Jesus warned His men that trouble was coming.
He didn’t sell comfort. He spoke truth and gave them peace in advance.
Take heart isn’t denial.
It’s courage anchored in Christ.
“In this world you will have trouble. But take heart, because I have overcome the world.” (John 16:33, NLT) #lastsupper #goodfriday
On this night nearly 2,000 years ago, they sat at supper with their Rabbi and friends.
By morning: arrest in a garden, scattered men, Peter’s denial before the rooster crowed.
That’s how fast life can turn.
Jesus knew. Jesus warned. Jesus was still in control.
RESIST THE FEAR of any attacks.
Go to church IN FAITH.
BRING YOUR teenagers too 😎
“Planted in the house of the LORD, they will flourish in the courts of our God.”
@StevenN23402223 I look around and I see the signs, I’m looking up with anticipation. I can confidently say that he has overcome the world despite all the trouble around us. John 1633.
@WKNichols70@TheresaArueyin1 Love that, great way of reading through both. I might try that. I’m in the OT in the morning right now just finishing up 2 kings.
Home sick with a cold today. The family went to church without me, but I’m so glad for technology and I can join them online. Here’s a link if you don’t have a church, we’d love to have you join us. https://t.co/tpoKhpKxsH