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Episode Summary: In this episode, Kenny Jahng, editor in chief of Church Tech Today explores a thought-provoking question circulating in ministry circles: Should artificial intelligence take on roles that were traditionally seen as the work of the Holy Spirit? Kenny revisits historical shifts in church technology—from microphones to Bible translation and radio—addressing modern fears and…

Free eBook Resource of the Month: The Pursuit of Excellence by George Sweeting “You and I were designed to press forward, to reach out, to climb higher.” Half-hearted Christianity is common because it’s easy. But in ThePursuit of Excellence Dr. George Sweeting explores the nine marks of Christians who pursue and attain excellence, including:PrayerSufferingStaying-PowerActionHe shares…

I’m fortunate to have the opportunity to speak with young people on a fairly regular basis. That’s one of the benefits of being a college professor. It’s much easier to keep up with the cultural discourse when you are surrounded by people in their late teens and early twenties. My students are aware of my…

I write this post with some trepidation, simply because I still have much to learn about being a good husband in ministry. Pam and I have been married for almost 35 years, and it seems I learn something new about marriage every day. Nevertheless, here are some of my thoughts on this topic (or, to…

Free eBook Resource of the Month: Piercing Heaven: Prayers of the Puritans by Robert Elmer Prayers of the Puritans “That prayer is most likely to pierce heaven which first pierces one’s own heart.” For the Puritans, prayer was neither casual nor dull. Their prayers were passionate affairs, from earnestly pleading for mercy to joyful praise….

I’ll be 65 years old in two months, but I hang out with a lot of young people in my role as a seminary professor. In fact, I started in full-time ministry at age 20 – not much different from where my students are now. Here are some things I wish I’d known when I…