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AI intimidate you? You don't need to become a tech expert (here's what to do instead)
Published about 18 hours ago • 1 min read
Hi Reader,
87% of pastors say they're already using AI... are you one of them?
If you've been feeling like everyone else has this figured out and you're behind, take a breath. Most leaders I talk to are in the exact same spot: experimenting a little, unsure a lot, and quietly wondering if they could be doing something different.
But becoming more tech savvy is not about chasing every trend or turning yourself into a technology expert. It's about having a curious, adaptable posture and the will to keep learning.
This week on the blog, five ways to use AI and digital tools with wisdom and purpose, including:
How to experiment with AI on work you're already doing (one of their suggested prompts - "What am I overlooking?" - is worth the click on its own).
Why the right question before adopting any tool isn't "is this impressive?" but "will this help us serve people better?"
And a five-minute exercise where you search for your own church the way a visitor would.
Technology isn't replacing ministry, but leaders who stay curious will out-serve leaders who stay comfortable.
Start with one problem worth solving.
Cheering for you,
P.S. Don't skip the "search for your own church" exercise. What a first-time visitor sees when they Google you might be the most valuable thing you learn this week. Check it out.
Carey Nieuwhof Communications, PO Box 160, Oro Medonte, Ontario L0L 2X0
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