Artificial intelligence is changing the way we work, communicate, create, and think—but should Christians be afraid of it?
In this episode, Mike Linstead and Dr. Chad Wiles explore artificial intelligence from a biblical perspective. Rather than beginning with fear, hype, or speculation, they start with a more foundational question: What does the Bible say a human being actually is?
They discuss biblical anthropology, the image of God, the soul, human identity, and why artificial intelligence should not be confused with human life or personhood. They also examine technology through a biblical lens, considering how innovation can be understood as part of God’s common grace while still requiring wisdom, discernment, and faithful stewardship.
The conversation also addresses some of the biggest questions Christians are asking about AI today:
Rather than giving in to AI doomerism or blindly embracing every new technology, this episode offers a biblical framework for thinking clearly about artificial intelligence. The goal is not fear, but faithful stewardship—using technology wisely, rejecting what is sinful, and remembering that human history remains under the sovereign rule of God.
If you are a Christian trying to understand AI, artificial intelligence, technology, biblical anthropology, the soul, Revelation 13, Christian ethics, or how believers should approach emerging technology, this conversation provides a practical and theological starting point.
Key Scriptures discussed include Genesis 1:26–28, Genesis 2:7, Psalm 139, Philippians 4:6-8; Revelation 13