Artificial Intelligence And The Pulpit: Should Pastors Accept Help?

As artificial intelligence is rapidly advancing, harnessing its abilities is becoming a frequent topic of conversation among church leaders. More pastors are considering AI’s assistance in various tasks, including creating, developing, and repurposing sermons. Others worry that relying on AI undermines the pastoral calling and threatens to divorce pastors from communicating with God.

News, North America, ChristianityJessica EturraldeMarch 7, 2024MinistryWatch, Jessica Eturralde, Artificial intelligence, Preaching, Burnout, Minister burnout, AI, Artificial Intelligence, Christianity, tech, technology, news, Secondary feature, artificial intelligenceComment

As Ministers Are Overcome By Stress, Sabbaticals May Be The Key To Avoiding Burnout

The pandemic amplified existing ministerial stress. An October poll by the Barna Group found that 38% of U.S. ministers had considered leaving full-time ministry within the past year — a 9% increase from a poll in January. Sabbaticals, extended time away to focus on spiritual growth, may be the key to avoiding burnout.

News, North AmericaAudrey JacksonJanuary 3, 2022Ministry, minister burnout, Sabbaticals, Sabbath, Preaching, Primary Feature, Secondary FeatureComment

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