Hi Reader,
I'll keep this email short.
For the past two years, I've been researching, writing, and wrestling with one question: what does the rise of AI mean for the church?
My new book, AI and the Future Church, releases September 15th, and it's available for pre-order right now.
The heart of the book is three shifts every church needs to make to do ministry in the age of AI; from Sunday mornings, to preparing for the financial and mental health impact, to fortifying your integrity and the condition of your heart.
Along the way, you'll get a plain-English understanding of what AI actually is (no computer science degree required), an honest look at both the best-case and worst-case scenarios, and practical frameworks for preaching, pastoral care, and leadership in a highly turbulent era.
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Carey looked AI in the eye so the rest of us don't have to go in blind. As a pastor and someone who works in tech, I can tell you that what he found and what he gives us here are not reasons to fear but a road map to lead."
— Adam Mesa, Lead Pastor of Patria Church
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This isn't a book about fear. It's a practical guide for on-the-ground church leaders, and I wrote it because I believe that (if navigated well), the AI era could become one of the greatest opportunities the church has ever seen.
Pre-order by September 14th and you'll also get the full executive summary; the three shifts distilled into a document you can read in one sitting and bring straight to your team.
Reader, if you're like most leaders, you are already leading through a lot. This is meant to support and equip you, and I deeply pray it does.
P.S. You don't need to lead through this era alone. We're in this together.
