As London’s wealth gap widens, churches risk becoming disconnected from the financial struggles of many in their congregations. How can evangelical churches respond with both biblical faithfulness and practical action? In this post, I explore how churches can navigate economic disparity, provide real support, and challenge our assumptions about ministry and social justice. Plus, I share an experiment in using AI (ChatGPT) to highlight key trends for church leadership. Dive in and join the conversation! (Note, ChatGPT wrote that for me…)
Category: tech
I’ve asked ChatGPT to suggest the Top Ten Disruptive Trends for Ministry by 2030. Number 2: Digital and Hybrid Church continues to grow. So is online church here to stay?
I’m going to conduct an experiment with Chat GPT, and I’d love you to join in.
What happens to our Christian pastoring, and our own Christian discipleship, if everything is filtered through a film of glass?
Where you stand on the tech time-line will position you as a Christian, and as a pastor, and will have an influence on what your church assumes or is surprised about.
Fellowship like this causes headaches and eye strain. It is literally disembodied. The oppose of incarnational. Touch screens are clever, but they don’t enable you to, well, touch.
All over the world, flagship Apple Stores are offering a free, immersive Augmented Reality experience; a walking Tour around six artworks, ‘anchored’ in the area.
Rest. Days off. Holidays. Even the occasional evening off – how do we make the best use of it? After all, it’s not just a good part of the creation rhythm, but it’s a reminder of the gospel. Salvation – even a pastor’s salvation – is not accomplished by your work. Well, we know the











