Expositors Collective The Perils and Possibilities of ChatGPT for Preachers with Mike Neglia & Nick Cady
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Mar 25, 2025 Mike Neglia and Nick Cady, a pastor from Longmont, Colorado, explore the role of AI in sermon preparation. They discuss the benefits of tools like ChatGPT for enhancing sermons while emphasizing the need to maintain theological integrity. Insights include the ethical dilemmas of relying on AI versus personal study and the importance of spiritual discernment. With humorous anecdotes related to language and communication, they advocate for a balance between utilizing AI and preserving the human element in preaching.
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Inaccurate Church Father Quotes
- Nick Cady found errors in ChatGPT's responses, such as misattributing quotes from church fathers.
- He became cautious about its reliability after cross-referencing with search engines.
Misattributed Quote
- Mike Neglia mistakenly used a fabricated quote from Mary McAleese about church discipline.
- He now avoids quoting people from ChatGPT after this incident.
ChatGPT Doesn't Think
- ChatGPT doesn't "think," but compiles information from the internet.
- Asking it to create content is misusing its intended function.