
7 Things Pastors Get Wrong About AI for Churches – and How to Get Them RightÂ
AI isn’t coming for your pulpit. But it is showing up everywhere else. From sermon prep tools to Bible study apps to administrative help, AI

AI isn’t coming for your pulpit. But it is showing up everywhere else. From sermon prep tools to Bible study apps to administrative help, AI

Artificial Intelligence (AI) became a central topic of conversation in 2024. Tools like ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, and Google Gemini shape how we work, communicate, and

One of artificial intelligence’s (AI) biggest practical impacts on the church might be its reshaping of how we think about morality. For centuries, religious and

Exponential NEXT Podcast Episode 46 Series: What’s Next With AI for Churches? In this episode of What’s NEXT with AI for Churches?, Kenny Jahng interviews

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming how industries operate, and the church is no exception. From streamlining administrative tasks to enhancing sermon preparation and outreach

Exponential NEXT Podcast Episode 45 Series: What’s Next With AI for Churches? In this episode, Jason Malec, Director of Gloo AI, sits down with host

Exponential NEXT Podcast Episode 44 Series: What’s Next With AI for Churches? In this episode, Kenny Jahng sits down with Corey Alderin, founder of Sermon

Exponential NEXT Podcast Episode 43 Series: What’s Next With AI for Churches? Dive into this episode of the AI NEXT series, What’s NEXT with AI

Exponential NEXT Podcast Episode 42 Series: What’s Next With AI for Churches? In this episode of What’s Next with AI for Churches?, AI NEXT Director,

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer science fiction. It’s shaping our daily lives, workplaces, and even how we interact with one another. As AI continues
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