
5 Questions Pastors Are Really Asking About AI in Ministry and the Honest Answers to Each
Most pastors are past the “should I even try this” phase. They are in the messier middle: using AI regularly, getting real value from it,

Most pastors are past the “should I even try this” phase. They are in the messier middle: using AI regularly, getting real value from it,

Most pastors who resist AI have a specific picture in their head: A chatbot cranking out generic content. Cold, impersonal, spiritually empty content. AI to

The 2026 State of AI in the Church Survey found that 78% of church leaders now use AI weekly or daily. Your staff is using

Exponential NEXT Podcast Episode 100 Series: Thinking Ahead: Pastors and AI Description: AI is here, and your congregation has questions. Is it a sin to

Exponential NEXT Podcast Episode 99 Series: Thinking Ahead: Pastors and AI Description: Jay Owen, Chief of Ministry Staff at Church of Eleven22, shares how his

Exponential NEXT Podcast Episode 98 Series: Thinking Ahead: Pastors and AI Description: AI is a “force multiplier” for the Kingdom, but instead of being a

Over the past year, conversations with pastors, executive pastors, and church operators have started to sound the same. The questions repeat. Is AI safe? Is

Exponential NEXT Podcast Episode 97 Series: Thinking Ahead: Pastors and AI Title: Chad Williams, CEO of FiveQ agency, provides a comprehensive biblical framework for evaluating

Exponential NEXT Podcast Episode 96 Series: Thinking Ahead: Pastors and AI Title: AI just removed the technology barrier that’s been killing your best ministry ideas.

Exponential NEXT Podcast Episode 95 Series: Thinking Ahead: Pastors and AI Title: How to Get Started with Agentic AI for Your Church and Ministry Natchi
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