I grew up in the 80s and 90s. I still remember sitting in a school computer lab staring at one of those old Macintosh computers, the green or gray screen glowing in front of me. Back then, playing a simple game on that machine felt revolutionary. Then came the first time I heard the screech of dial-up internet connecting. We moved from floppy disks to CDs, from CDs to DVDs, from DVDs to flash drives, and now we don’t even hold our data anymore — it lives somewhere “in the cloud.” Technology keeps evolving. What was once cutting-edge is now outdated.

And it’s not just technology — culture shifts just as fast. Trends change. Opinions change. Morality shifts. What people applauded in one decade is questioned in the next. The pace of change can feel dizzying. If we anchor our lives to what is current, we will constantly feel unstable, always trying to update ourselves to the newest version of what the world says we should be.

But in the middle of all this rapid change stands a God who never changes. The same God who was faithful when we were kids in the 80s is faithful today in the digital age. His character has not been upgraded. His promises have not expired. His truth does not need a software patch. Hebrews 13:8 reminds us, “Jesus Christ the same yesterday, and to day, and for ever.” While everything around us moves from version 1.0 to 2.0 and beyond, God remains eternally consistent.

When the world feels uncertain, that is our stability. When culture is confused, His Word is clear. When our devices glitch, crash, or become obsolete, our God never fails. The One who created time is not subject to it. The One who formed the stars is not impressed with our screens. He is the same holy, loving, faithful God today as He has always been.

The beauty of serving an unchanging God in a changing world is this: we do not have to fear the future. Technology will keep advancing. Culture will keep shifting. But our foundation is secure.