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b'Dear Jason, I was encouraged to hear about the success of the control mission and how you\\u2019re doing in Sector 2 in your most recent transmission!\\nHere in Sector 8, things have been continuing on with the mission. We\\u2019re gathering good data on chemical components and viability for transporting the material back to base. Hopefully that\\u2019s something we can do soon\\u2014I really miss seeing you!\\nI was talking with one of my coworkers here the other day about the future and how much things have changed. He mentioned something in Isaiah 40:8 (which reminded me a lot of Earth!) that I\\u2019d never thought of before: even with our technological advances, God\\u2019s Word is as true now as it was 3,000 years ago, and beyond. True, we have faster travel (10 percent speed of light after all!), we\\u2019re mining asteroids in interstellar space, and we\\u2019re measuring distances in astronomical units, but people still have the same sin nature they did back then, thousands of years ago\\u2026and they still need a Savior. And it\\u2019s still true that Jesus became human\\u2014became one of us\\u2014to dwell with us and die for us\\u2026for you, and me, and our colleagues, and even the folks we sent all the way out to Sector 12 recently, just as He did for the people in 2000\\u2014AD and BC! He came to Earth and died so that anyone who trusts in Him can live with God forever. Somehow, I found that to be really interesting to consider. Even with our mind-boggling advances in tech compared to our ancestors, God\\u2019s Word, written on parchment with quill pens, still holds the truth of how Jesus came to be with us and forgive us, no matter where we are in space or time.\\nOf course, that begs the question: What do we do about it? Obviously we have to believe it\\u2019s true, but we also have to study it (and there\\u2019s not much excuse for that since it takes up so little storage on your communicator!). And keep searching for wisdom\\u2014in the Bible, in prayer, and in conversation. And keep sharing what you\\u2019re learning about Jesus with others. And, above all, keep following God, who never changes!\\nYour friend, Capt. Riley \\u2022 Andrew Stevens\\n\\u2022 Many of the events recorded in the Bible took place on Earth, yet God\\u2019s Word is not limited to a place or time. How might this affect your life and what you\\u2019re facing today? \\nThe grass withers, the flowers fade, but the word of our God remains forever. Isaiah 40:8 (CSB)\\n\\xa0\\nRead Verses:\\nIsaiah 52:7-10; John 20:30-31; 21:25; 2 Timothy 3:14-17'