Experiencing Grace AI – Episode 1: Jason Graham’s “Our” Teaching
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Welcome to Episode 1 of the Experiencing Grace AI Podcast. This episode was AI generated based off the notes and teaching audio from The Disciples Prayer Series: Our. For a better explanation of what these podcasts are, feel free to check out the explanation on Episode 0.
I hope you enjoy Episode 1 of the Experiencing Grace AI Podcast.
I’ve been playing around with Google’s NotebookLM Artificial Intelligence (AI) functionality. It has been very fun, and I’ve gotta say–I’m really impressed. As many of you may know, I’m not just a teaching pastor at my local church, I’m also a professional software developer, and have been for 17+ years.
I work with AI on pretty much a daily basis at this point, and when I first saw what NotebookLM could do with generating 100% AI Podcasts based off of user input, I had to give it a try.
So, I’ve decided to generate some podcasts based on the audio and notes from the messages that I’ve taught at church. What you will hear in these podcasts is 100% AI generated. These are not real humans talking about my message. Rather, it is a conversation that AI software generated about the contents of my message after processing the audio and my written notes.
It is pretty impressive, and I hope you enjoy them. I think they did a great job. You should see episode one posted soon on “The Disciples’ Prayer Series: Our.” I plan on making more of these in the future. So, keep in touch to hear more.
When Jesus taught his disciples to pray, he intentionally used the word “Our” in the opening line – “Our Father in heaven…” This wasn’t an accident.
By using “Our” instead of “My”, Jesus was encouraging a spirit of unity and community among his followers. In John 17, he prayed for his disciples to be one, just as he and the Father are one.
The message is clear – Jesus wants his followers to approach God together, with a shared sense of purpose, rather than as isolated individuals. Unity is at the heart of the Christian life.
As the body of Christ, we’re called to a profound oneness. When we achieve this oneness, it brings glory to God and empowers us to boldly further the gospel without fear.
The benefits of unity are immense. It allows us to better declare the second coming of Christ, just as John the Baptist did for the first. It brings corporate blessings like God’s anointing. And on an individual level, it fosters love and humility.
By maintaining one mind and one voice, we can more effectively glorify God and advance His kingdom. Unity is essential for experiencing the fullness of what God has for us – we can’t attain it alone, but must do so together, through humility and submission.
So let’s hold fast to the unity of the Spirit. When we do, we’ll never be alone. The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are always with us, and so is the family of believers.
Agree? Share your thoughts below.
I hope you enjoy the notes and audio of the message available on this post.
