Ministry Tech Leaders

To remain vibrant communities that effectively reach and serve members old and new, church tech innovation is imperative.

Running worship sound has demands on all sides, opinions aplenty, an ear to the Pastor (the real head Sound Tech), an ear to the worship leader/band, and an ear to the Holy Spirit, this role requires a saint, a sound technician, and a servant – all wrapped up in one.

If it’s a sensitive or confidential subject, to pick up the phone or schedule a face-to-face meeting instead of sending a dangerous email.

Harvard University and M.I.T. are offering a new course on the ethics and regulation of artificial intelligence (AI). It’s about time because of the potential danger of technology.

To succeed in your church’s digital spaces, you need to focus on integration, not addition of technology. We must use digital intentionally.

It would be wise for churches and ministries to address the appropriate use of AI and at minimum understand who owns the information being put into and generated out of these language models. Every church needs an AI policy.

Technology is a God-given aspect of human capability that enables us to fulfill His command to exercise dominion. This isn’t a modern development; it was true of ancient people as well.

The long-time appeal and wide-reaching impact of traditional broadcast television still make it a strategic option for pastors looking to expand their evangelism efforts.