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LEARN · THE LONGER ARC

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“Prove all things; hold fast that which is good.” — 1 Thessalonians 5:21 · KJV

ADVANCED TRACK · 5 LESSONS

The longer arc.

You've built the habit. Now five lessons that step back — to theology, discernment, the spiritual disciplines, the church across an age of change, and the hope that holds it all together.

Before you begin — is this the right place to start?

This track assumes the ground covered in Beginner and Intermediate — what AI is, a first daily habit, and the household practices of prayer and study alongside it. These five lessons go deeper into theology, discernment, and the life of the church, and read more easily once that ground is familiar.

New here? Start with Beginner — Five lessons to start. Already comfortable with the basics? Read on below.

  1. Lesson 1 · 20 min · Genesis 1:27

    A Christian theology of AI — what we are NOT building

    AI is creature, not creator. Tool, not teacher. Pattern, not person. Anchored to Genesis 1-2 (image of God) and John 1 (the Logos).

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  2. Lesson 2 · 19 min · Mark 6:31

    Spiritual disciplines in the age of AI

    Sabbath, Lectio Divina by hand, prayer journals in paper, attention reclaimed — historic Christian disciplines reframed for a household using AI.

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  3. Lesson 3 · 20 min · Philippians 1:9-10

    Discernment frameworks — when to use AI, when to refuse

    A five-question grid for Christian discernment about any specific use of AI — love, truth, community, sabbath, worship.

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  4. Lesson 4 · 19 min · Romans 14:19

    Helping your community think about AI together

    How to host calm, charitable conversations about AI in small groups, families, and across denominations — without sliding into fear or hype.

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  5. Lesson 5 · 22 min · Colossians 1:17

    The longer arc — AI, eschatology, and Christian hope

    A calm, non-alarmist look at the largest questions: AI, the future, the Lordship of Christ over every technology, and the hope that holds steady.

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