I was on Facebook this morning when a post caught my attention. A Christian artist, Forrest Frank, is publicly speaking out against AI-generated worship music. This comes at a time when an AI artist named Solomon Ray is climbing the iTunes charts. This was the first time I realized worship music was being created by AI. After reading the post, I decided to look for articles about Forrest Frank and AI-generated worship music. Sure enough, there are several. So this was not jus

AI is no longer a futuristic concept: it’s part of our everyday lives. That forces a conversation about how we use it with wisdom and integrity . Do we retreat and stay "safe"? Do we jump in blindly and ignore the lines we could easily cross? Healthy growth usually lives in the middle, guided by caution, curiosity, and an open mind. I won't pretend this post answers every ethical question. I think the wisest thing we can do right now is ask better questions and commit to keep