Raising Digitally Wise Kids: A Small Church Family Ministry Guide to AI
A theological and practical guide for small churches helping families raise digitally wise kids in the age of AI. Based on 2026 research and grounded in Scripture.
AI in the church. Practical guidance on using artificial intelligence in ministry contexts, from sermon research to administrative automation, with ethical considerations.
A theological and practical guide for small churches helping families raise digitally wise kids in the age of AI. Based on 2026 research and grounded in Scripture.
New research shows 86% of teenagers use AI, with 37% using it for emotional support. What church leaders need to know about the pastoral implications and how to support families navigating this.
Age-specific conversation starters and questions for parents talking to their kids about AI. Based on 2026 research showing 86% of kids use AI, including 37% who use it for emotional support.
A practical framework for small church youth ministries navigating AI. What to allow, what to address, how to talk about it with students and parents, and how to build a culture of wisdom rather than fear.
New research shows 86% of kids age 9-17 use AI, including 81% of 9-12 year olds. 37% have used AI to discuss their feelings. Here is what parents need to know and what to do about it.
New research from Common Sense Media, Pew, RAND, and the Jed Foundation reveals how deeply AI is embedded in teenagers’ lives. Here is what youth workers need to know and do right now.
What does Scripture say about AI? Four biblical principles for small church pastors. What AI cannot do, how to evaluate tools, and how to build a church AI policy.
By Brent Lacy A pastor in a small church in rural Georgia has been meeting with the same man for
How small church youth pastors and volunteers can use AI to save time on discussion guides, event planning, parent communications, and volunteer coordination.
By Brent Lacy A pastor sits down to prepare a response to a difficult situation in his congregation. He types