Kenny Jahng, entrepreneur and former church online pastor, discusses the untapped potential in church technology, the ideal tech stack for average sized churches, and the pros and cons of using AI. They explore the slow adoption of technology by church leaders, the importance of systematizing work, and the future of AI and ethics.

Kenny Jahng, a ministry entrepreneur and founder of Big Click Syndicate, shares insights on leveraging AI for church outreach. He emphasizes the transformative power of AI in enhancing communication and repurposing sermons across platforms. The discussion explores how technology can bridge language barriers and engage diverse audiences, drawing parallels to historical innovations like Roman roads. Jahng advocates for a theology of AI, encouraging church leaders to embrace digital tools as a means of fulfilling the gospel mission effectively.

Bridgetown Church's bold move to cancel livestream services in favor of local engagement is discussed by Rich Birch and Kenny Jahng. They highlight the benefits of in-person community, reevaluate digital strategies post-pandemic, and weigh the pros and cons of this pivot. The discussion emphasizes the power of physical presence in fostering deeper connections within the local Portland community and the potential impact on evangelistic opportunities.