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What About:
September 13-October 11, 2026
Some questions can feel big, complex, and overwhelming, so much so that we’d rather keep them to ourselves. In this series, we’re taking on five of them. These questions are honest, some of them uncomfortable and deeply personal. And in every one, we believe Scripture has something real to say. Over the next five weeks, we’ll wrestle with these questions together and discover that no question is too big, or too risky, to bring to God.
Messages In This Series //
Kayla March - December 30, 2018
Worship Where You Are - 2018
Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing
Robert Robinson and John Wyeth
CCLI #108389
Copyright Public Domain
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What a Beautiful Name
Ben Fielding and Brooke Ligertwood
CCLI #7068424
Copyright 2016 Hillsong Music Publishing
Administration: Capitol CMG Publishing
CCLI License #264869
Hope is Dawning
Michael Gungor, Aaron Keyes, Matt Maher, and Johnny Parks
CCLI #5444481
Copyright 2010 worshiptogether.com songs, Thankyou Music, and spiritandsong.com
Administration: EMI Christian Music Publishing
CCLI License #264869
From Series: "Worship Where You Are 2018"
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Series Schedule & Discussion Guides
September 13 // What about AI? | Chris Dolson – Discussion Guide
September 20 // What about God’s Will? | Lynne Benik – Discussion Guide
September 27 // What about Sex? | Charles Yu – Discussion Guide
October 4 // What about My Disappointment with God? | Matt Metzger
October 11 // What about My Salvation | Chris Dolson
Message Resources
What about AI? | Chris Dolson
Books:
Magnifica Humanitas, On Safeguarding the Human Person in the Time of Artificial Intelligence | Pope Leo XIV
AI Goes to Church | Todd Korpi
Co-Intelligence, Living and Working with AI | Ethan Mollick
Video:
Spiritual Formation and AI: A deep dive with Andy Crouch and Jay Kim
Upcoming Event:
Is “Knowing” More Than Neural Networks? Christianity, Scientism, & AI | Ian Huchinson
October 16, 2026 at Upper House
Essay:
The Role of Human Educators is Love | Nathan Barczi