5 Responsible Ways Ministry Leaders Can Use AI in Social Media
I believe AI is a tool that can be used wisely or poorly. But we must be cautious and not use technology to replace genuine, people-to-people ministry...
I believe AI is a tool that can be used wisely or poorly. But we must be cautious and not use technology to replace genuine, people-to-people ministry...
We know the digital world offers an opportunity to reach people beyond the walls of our church or ministry—but figuring out what to post and how to stay consistent is exhausting. However, growing an online ministry doesn’t require complicated strategies or constant posting...
I hear the concern everywhere— complaints about social media and fears about what our time online is doing to us society. Combine that with the frustration of not knowing what’s real and what’s not and we have a recipe for throwing up our hands and throwing out all digital connections. Online danger is real. Discouragement is real. Fatigue is real. But if we focus only on the negatives of interacting online, we risk missing one of the most miraculous tools of our time...
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is here to stay. Love it, hate it, or view it with mixed emotions, it’s time to figure out how to use it effectively.
As a ministry leader I feel the weight of being an ambassador for my Jesus— especially in regard to the words I share online. And I feel the weight of knowing I’m not worthy to represent Him—by myself. But God never sends us out into the world, alone, to accomplish what He has planned for us. NEVER.
Reflect . Refocus . Renew. The path of ministry is a journey of a lifetime—one fraught with discovery and discouragement. We can avoid some of its pitfalls if we define that path early on. I’ve found for me—even in the hectic days leading up to Christmas—my thoughts turn backward as I evaluate my year.
With new reports of data breaches and suspicious messages popping up everywhere we look, scams have become a major concern today for everyone. As we navigate this landscape of deception, it’s important to equip ourselves with knowledge and strategies to stay safe.
They’re times when we connect with our Heavenly Father without distractions. For me, that connection often comes through creativity.
There has been a lot of discussion—ironically taking place ON social media—about whether social media is still a valuable endeavor for ministry leaders.
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