How to Use AI to Fuel Discipleship in Your Church!
WELCOME to Issue #180 of The Seedhead from Alex and Hannah at Dandelion Resourcing - a weekly confidence booster to help you step into naturally supernatural discipleship and mission!
How is your church or ministry using artificial intelligence?
Whatever your level of knowledge and interest, AI is a rapidly growing phenomena in our society.
And while there are some obvious concerns about its rapid uptake, there are also powerful new vistas opening up before us. In the right hands, artificial intelligence can create fascinating opportunities for the church and the advance of the Gospel.
Josh Burnett is a church planter, pastor, and tech entrepreneur. Along with his wife Sarah, the couple have a deep and robust faith in Jesus, and are determined to create pathways for churches to make the most of the advances that AI brings to our disciple-making.
In their case, this led to the creation of church.tech - software we personally use - and a bunch of cool, time-saving, and ministry enhancing tools.
We asked Josh to sit down and share why he is passionate about this space, and to give us an overview of what their platform offers.
Towards the end he makes a very generous offer for readers of The Seedhead, so stick around to find out more!
Let’s dive in…
Special Offer
Josh and the church.tech team are very generously offering a free 30 day trial to all of our subscribers!
Just follow this link to activate it:
TIP: To make the most of it, you'll want to have a video teaching (e.g. from your church's YouTube channel) to upload as a way to test things out.
*We'll receive a small commission if you subscribe to church.tech after your trial period. We’ll put this towards keeping our weekly email newsletter and videos free to you - win/win!
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“I have become all things to all people so that by all possible means I might save some.” (1 Corinthians 9:22)
We hope you have fun playing with this software - let us know how you get on!
Blessings,
Alex + Hannah
ALEX AND HANNAH ABSALOM
