THE STAND Blog is the place to find personal insights and perspectives from writers who respond to current cultural topics by promoting faith and defending the family. THE STAND Magazine is AFA’s monthly publication that filters the culture’s endless stream of information through a grid of scriptural truth. It is chock-full of new stories, feature articles, commentaries, and more that encourage Christians to step out in faith and action. Sign up for a six month free trial of The Stand Magazine! I just saw my first driverless vehicle on our recent trip to Florida. I had to look twice over at the vehicle to make sure I was not mistaken in what I thought I saw. But sure enough, the lone passenger was the only human in the vehicle. I probably would have missed the novel sight altogether since I was starting to doze off as my husband drove us homeward. But as we cruised along the right side of this northbound interstate, the road curved a bit and seemed to narrow a little as we came upon a bridge. Perhaps those three combined changes occurring simultaneously – the curve, the narrowed lane, and the bridge – threw the driverless car for a loop, because it unexpectedly swerved into our lane. My husband immediately responded correctly to this lane intrusion by also moving to the right and speeding up slightly, without jerking the wheel to the right and running off the road altogether. Almost as quickly, the other driverless vehicle corrected itself as well, but not fast enough that I did not sit up and take notice. My first response was a little nervous laugh, but when I realized that Randy had the entire occurrence well in hand, I said, “I bet the driver is on the phone. What do