Pastors have adopted AI faster than almost anyone predicted. Peer-reviewed research from 2025–26 shows why generic models flatten doctrine and misquote Scripture, and why doctrinal alignment is becoming the new baseline for AI in ministry. Source by ChurchTechToday.com | Resources for today’s church pastor and church tech teams Read More
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