The news: Writing in Christianity Today, theologian Russell Moore argues that the warnings coming from AI developers themselves — that their technology may be moving beyond their control — deserve to be taken seriously, not dismissed. Unlike the panic scenarios of science fiction, the real danger may be unfolding quietly, without alarm bells, in ways that affect how people think, relate, and make decisions.
Why it matters for church leaders: Indian churches are already navigating WhatsApp misinformation, AI-generated devotional content, and digital distractions pulling at their congregations. As AI tools become cheaper and more accessible, pastors will increasingly need to offer theological and practical wisdom on how their people engage with these technologies — at home, in schools, and at work.
The takeaway: Start a simple conversation in your leadership team this month about how AI is already showing up in your congregation's life, and what a thoughtful, gospel-shaped response looks like.
Source: Christianity Today
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