God’s Love Doesn’t Allow Spaces In Between. It’s Tight, Secure, And Embracing. When You Feel That Kind Of Love, You Know You Have Arrived In A Place Of Peace, Restoration, And Contentment.

Now We See That Social Media Is Not Just A Young People Thing But An All-People Thing. Everyone Is Trying To Connect To Find Community. We, As Christians, Are Trying To Connect – Social Media Is The Vehicle.

However, There Is Ample Evidence To Suggest The Contrary—A God Of Unconditional Love Who Surpassed The Imagination Of All Beings In The Universe By Willingly Allowing Himself To Be Nailed On The Cross.

Ultimately, The Church Should Strike A Delicate Balance Between Caution And Engagement. It Should Encourage A Critical Examination Of Technological Advancements While Also Seeking Opportunities To Contribute To The Dialogue And Provide A Moral Compass In The Face Of Rapid Technological Change

But Remember, The Most Powerful Sermon Comes From A Deep Connection With God. As We Utilize Tools Like GPT-4, Remember That This Personal Relationship With The Divine Brings Our Sermons To Life.

The Adventist Church Embraced Radio When It Was Still A New Technology. Later The Church Began Using Television And Now Uses YouTube To Share The Message Of God’s Love To Nameless Thousands Who Would Never Dream Of Entering A Church Building.

Through The Use Of Zoom Or Teams, Members Were Able To Meet Regularly And Hold Church Services. One Could Participate In Services Globally As Most Services Were Held On The Zoom Platform And Streamed Live From Their Facebook Or YouTube Accounts.

While God Did Infuse In Humanity The Desire To Create And Invent, It Seems (So Far) That Replicating The Thinking Process Of A Human Brain Is Unattainable. I Can Only Be In Awe At God’s Power, Knowledge And Creativity When We Start To Figure Out How Our Brains Work And Try To Emulate It In Software.

I Can See How, In The Not-So-Distant Future, Church Buildings Will Move To Be Where Believers Minister To The Needs Of Their Communities, While Worship And The Church Experience Will Essentially Happen Online.