Artificial intelligence is quickly becoming our go-to for almost everything—work, finances, health, relationships, and even questions about faith. But when we need wisdom, direction, or help in a crisis, are we turning to Chat… or are we turning to Christ? In this episode of The Echoing Truth Podcast, we wrestle with the growing role of AI in the Christian life. There's no denying that tools like ChatGPT, Copilot, and other forms of artificial intelligence can be incredibly useful. They can help us research, organize, learn, and accomplish things faster than ever before. But when does a useful tool become something we're depending on? We discuss the difference between using AI as a tool and treating it as a source of truth, the temptation to replace prayer and biblical meditation with instant answers, and how technology may even be changing our relationships with pastors, family, mentors, and other believers. Most importantly, we come back to the sufficiency and authority of Scripture. AI can provide information, but God's Word provides truth. AI can be a tool, but it cannot replace our relationship with Christ. As artificial intelligence becomes more personal, powerful, and integrated into everyday life, Christians need to think carefully about where we place our trust. Technology will continue to change. Our foundation doesn't. In God we trust. Not in Chat. Scriptures Discussed John 17:17 — “Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth.” 2 Timothy 3:16–17 — Scripture is God-breathed and equips the believer for every good work. 2 Peter 1:3 — God has provided what we need for life and godliness. Daniel 12:4 — A discussion about increasing knowledge and how that might relate to our technological age. 🎧 Listen now and join the conversation: Are Christians using AI as a tool—or are we slowly allowing it to become something more? About the PodcastEchoing Truth is a Christian theology podcast devoted to rediscovering the unchanging truth of God’s Word and applying it to our modern world. Hosted by Todd Demoff alongside his wife Amy and a close friend seeking to understand faith within today’s cultural landscape, the show combines biblical teaching, theological reflection, and thoughtful conversation. Truth doesn’t need to be reinvented. It needs to be echoed.