Brandon Bee

As a Pastor and worship music songwriter, I struggle with the use of AI for regular church resources and practices. The use of tools should never replace the basics that we read about in Acts 2. i.e. Committed to the teachings of the apostles, breaking bread together(sacred and common), house to house, generosity and meeting real people’s needs, going to the temple to worship (sing songs, pray, and hear the word of God read aloud), etc.

So, I am not saying no to all AI interaction (I am not sure we can avoid it) but I am concerned. It’s possible that tools can enhance but never replace.

How should Christians engage with AI and still be true to our convictions?

Be nice in the comments. :)