In a world rapidly changing through technology and artificial intelligence, everyone is asking the same question: “What can AI do for me?” But as followers of Jesus, there’s a much more critical question we need to ask: “What is technology doing to us?”

Every major advancement in human history has come with unintended side effects. Today, algorithms spend hours a week shaping our thoughts, values, and perspectives—discipling us in ways we might not even realize. But while technology promises efficiency and endless content, it often leaves us feeling more isolated, anxious, and disconnected than ever.

In this relevant and thought-provoking sermon series, we explore how the church is called to respond in an increasingly digital age. As the world grows more artificial, the church must become more human. Discover why genuine human connection, shared burdens, and intentional community are the real future of the church—and how focusing on authentic relationships can transform our faith, our families, and our lives.