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Christians should engage with the age of artificial intelligence not with panic or passivity, but with discernment to ensure that the new technology serves the greater purpose of human flourishing.

Flourishing in the Age of AI: Why Christians Shouldn't Sit This One Out

Ed Stetzer is the dean of the Talbot School of Theology.

Ed Stetzer, Dean of the Talbot School of Theology

Christians should engage with the age of artificial intelligence not with panic or passivity, but with discernment to ensure that the new technology serves the greater purpose of human flourishing.

Christians should engage with the age of artificial intelligence not with panic or passivity, but with discernment to ensure that the new technology serves the greater purpose of human flourishing.

Ed Stetzer is the dean of the Talbot School of Theology.

Ed Stetzer, Dean of the Talbot School of Theology

Flourishing in the Age of AI: Why Christians Shouldn't Sit This One Out

Christians should engage with the age of artificial intelligence not with panic or passivity, but with discernment to ensure that the new technology serves the greater purpose of human flourishing.

Christians should engage with the age of artificial intelligence not with panic or passivity, but with discernment to ensure that the new technology serves the greater purpose of human flourishing.

Ed Stetzer is the dean of the Talbot School of Theology.

Jeff Parker, Igniter Media

Why Pastors Feel Behind—and 5 Ways AI Can Help This Week

Christians should engage with the age of artificial intelligence not with panic or passivity, but with discernment to ensure that the new technology serves the greater purpose of human flourishing.

Christians should engage with the age of artificial intelligence not with panic or passivity, but with discernment to ensure that the new technology serves the greater purpose of human flourishing.

Ed Stetzer is the dean of the Talbot School of Theology.

Brianne Shaw

Values-Aligned AI for Churches: What It Means and Why It Matters

Christians should engage with the age of artificial intelligence not with panic or passivity, but with discernment to ensure that the new technology serves the greater purpose of human flourishing.

Christians should engage with the age of artificial intelligence not with panic or passivity, but with discernment to ensure that the new technology serves the greater purpose of human flourishing.

Ed Stetzer is the dean of the Talbot School of Theology.

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