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A new way to ask about life, faith and the Bible.
We bring together a curated library with thousands of artifacts with fresh insights to help you get faithful answers for your big questions!
EXAMPLE · WHAT YOU GET BACK
SOMEONE ASKED
“Can I have faith and still have doubts?”
THE ANSWER · PART 1 OF 3
Yes. A father in Mark 9 says “I believe; help my unbelief”, and is not turned away.1
Then the insights, and references. See all three ↓
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Every question comes back in three parts
A straight answer and an invitation to go deeper, in a system designed to honour the Bible.
Only from the library, never from the open internet
The Bible plus sermons, books and talks from named teachers, each reviewed in real time before the answer is displayed.
Ensuring responsible AI usage
Walking in Wisdom has implemented a number of controls to enforce responsible AI usage. It will never write an essay or a message, and it skips the flattery, made-up answers and false companionship of ordinary AI.
“We don't have this yet” is an allowed answer
When the library has nothing on your question, you are told. Nothing is invented to fill the gap.
Private by default
Conversations are yours. Nobody in the room, nobody keeping score.
Bring the hard one.
Doubt, suffering, hell, sex, money, whether any of it is true.
Questions to think on and talk about
Each answer comes with a question to sit with yourself, one to ask a friend who may not be religious, and one to bring to a group that reads the Bible together.
Ask a friend
A question to start an easy, honest conversation with someone, whether or not they share your faith.
Ask your Bible group
A question and a passage to read together, and explore as a group.
The purpose of Walking in Wisdom is to walk with people as they ask any question, welcoming them as they are, and bringing the love, peace and hope of the Lord into the conversation by drawing on His words and context through faith-led deep thinkers.
Because Jesus walked with everyone.
Go straight to the source.
Everything cited in your conversation, in one list. Watch, listen, or read it yourself and decide whether you agree.
The Bible
Colossians 1:15–16, English Standard Version: “By him all things were created… all things were created through him and for him.”
Public videos and podcasts
Who Owns What ↗ by Dean Groetzinger, a sermon on stewardship, reviewed and approved for the library.
Written content in the library
A Clear Head in a Confused World by Vincent Esterman, held in the protected library, so it is quoted in answers but not linked.
Purchasable content
A future addition.
