Justin R. Lester outlines four ways Christians can use AI responsibly: fact-checking claims against Scripture, using it to serve others rather than yourself, setting clear boundaries on what you won't use it for, and being honest about when you're using it.
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Four signs. Four signs. You're using AI wisely as a believer. Listen, AI is a great tool to be used for the local Christian. I want to help you with it. So to give you these four signs that you're doing well like and follow for more. I'll wait for you. You're doing a good job. Let me give you these four signs that you're doing this with wisdom and not not recklessness. Number one, you fact check AI with your Bible entrusted believers. You make sure that when you see something with AI, you go to your Bible because because the word still works sign. Number two, you use it to serve others, not just yourself. That your AI is not selfish. Which are using AI as a way to enhance study, to reach out to people, to build the kingdom of God. Number three, you set boundaries. You know the things that make rivers run so smoothly and so fast is the banks of the water on the side. You have boundaries that protect your privacy and your data usage. And number four, you don't hide that. You use it. You stay transparent about how you use it and when you use it. And that transparency is going to give you trust. Listen, Ephesians 5 and 15 tells us this. Be careful how you live. Not unwise, but as wise. So kudos to you. If you're using AI wisely, be sure to like and follow this post. And if you want more toolkits on how to use it, even better. I built an entire prompt lab for you to make better prompts and a policy for your church. Comment the word policy and I'll send it right over to you. And you have a way that you can access my prompt lab to make sure that everything you do and everything you say with artificial intelligence will help take you to another level. All right. Like and follow for more peace.
