Abuses of complementarian theology have disillusioned many, but, as always, the example of Jesus and the vision of male–female ministry we see reflected in the New Testament can pave the way to making church a place where women are cherished, esteemed, discipled, and valued for their contributions.
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Many have addressed AI ethics, theology and careful use. But how might we use it responsibly with our differing contexts, personalities and strengths? The bulk of this article is devoted to practical examples of how AI can be fruitfully used in ministry.
Resolving not to use AI in church—and personal—communications will protect our relationships. If we add **Written with AI’s help** when we don’t write an email on our own we ensure transparency ... if we use AI without being transparent we risk deceiving people; losing not only their attention but their trust.
While there is much value in listening to the American voices which dominate the Christian podcasting scene, Australia has many seasoned preachers with worthwhile advice.
