May 10 | Pursuing Holiness in an AI World | Galatians 6:1-10

Grounded in Galatians 6:1–10, this sermon invites us to pursue personal and social holiness in an AI-shaped world by asking whether our technologies help us “bear one another’s burdens” and “work for the good of all.” We remember that there is no holiness but social holiness. AI must be measured not by efficiency or profit, but by whether it builds up community and protects the vulnerable. Justifying grace declares each person of infinite worth in Christ, resisting any system that reduces people to data or disposable labor. As Paul reminds us that we reap what we sow, we are called to discern what kind of society our innovations are cultivating, like challenging labor injustice, data exploitation, surveillance, and environmental harm, while refusing to grow weary in doing good. The guiding question becomes: How can our use of AI affirm humanity and reflect Christ’s restoring love?