The Christian Response to AI & Technology | Keep Talking

In this message, Pastor Ryan shared how AI is shaping the way we live, work, think, and even communicate. Use this guide to continue discussing how to preserve timeless truth in a modern world. 

SERMON HIGHLIGHTS

• All of our advancements are attempts to solve problems God already solved. 
• Pride, confusion, and isolation are the dangers that stem from technology. 
• When it comes to technology, we shouldn’t blindly receive it or categorically reject it. We should intentionally redeem it. 
• “We shall need all the wisdom from above that God can give us in this AI age in order to fulfill Christ’s directive that we should be salt and light in our society.” Dr. John Lennox
• “There are only two industries that call their customer ‘users’: illegal drugs and tech.” Edward Tufte

KEY SCRIPTURES

• Genesis 11:1-9

START TALKING 

• In your opinion, what’s the best app ever invented?

KEEP TALKING

• What was your biggest takeaway from this message? 
• How does technology enrich your life day-to-day? 
• What might your devices be costing you (e.g., peace, sleep, joy, contentment, etc.)? 
• Read Genesis 11:1-9. How do you see the same pride, confusion, and isolation in our society today stemming from the rapid advancement of technology that was present at the Tower of Babel? 
• What would it look like for you to redeem technology in your life and your home? What boundaries do you need to implement (e.g., no devices in the bedroom, no phone zones, establishing limits and sticking to them, etc.)?

KEEP IT GOING

• In a world where endless scrolling has become a default habit, it’s easy to forget: your feed is feeding you. If you’re looking for a way to engage with social media without sacrificing your mental health, check out these helpful guidelines. 

PRAYER

Father, thank you for your Word and your wisdom. Please help us establish better boundaries with our devices this week so we can walk in the full life you have for us. Show us where addiction is keeping us from your best. We love you and we want more of you. Amen.