This is a helpful set of questions when the number of tools already seems overwhelming and growing everyday. AI may shrink the number of apps we interact with directly, but the things we can do is still bordering on infinite. Exploring and dreaming is the fun part - contextualizing is the hard yet most necessary part!
Asking the right questions is vitally important. We can get lost in innovating for the sake innovating—even in the church ;) Asking the right questions about who are serving draws us back into a mindset of ministry.
Who is this even for -- the perfect question to be asking. We aren't just creating a club or Mr Beast Fandom, we're forming community. And that means we must ask whose story we are trying to tell. Love it!
Derrick Scott the Third. A man of courage and creativity, and a peculiar hope in the church I pray to someday emulate.
This is a helpful set of questions when the number of tools already seems overwhelming and growing everyday. AI may shrink the number of apps we interact with directly, but the things we can do is still bordering on infinite. Exploring and dreaming is the fun part - contextualizing is the hard yet most necessary part!
What tools are being employed today for VR type church space? Are there examples - who is doing this today?
I’m curious about this as well. I wonder what @nerdpastornate knows?
Asking the right questions is vitally important. We can get lost in innovating for the sake innovating—even in the church ;) Asking the right questions about who are serving draws us back into a mindset of ministry.
Who is this even for -- the perfect question to be asking. We aren't just creating a club or Mr Beast Fandom, we're forming community. And that means we must ask whose story we are trying to tell. Love it!