This download is a foundational AI literacy reference for church leaders. It helps pastors understand how ChatGPT works, how to choose the right model, how to write better prompts, and how to use AI tools responsibly and effectively in ministry and leadership contexts.
It answers the questions pastors are usually too embarrassed to ask out loud.
It explains models like GPT Instant, Thinking, Auto, and features like Deep Research, Image Creation, Canvas, and Agent Mode in plain language. This helps pastors stop guessing which button to click.
It introduces prompting techniques pastors can use immediately such as setting roles, defining tasks, adding context, and specifying format. This moves people from frustration to usefulness quickly.
The prompting frameworks page acts like a menu. Pastors do not need to memorize them. They just need to recognize patterns they can reuse when stuck.
The key terms section gives pastors vocabulary. Once they know words like prompt, token, inference, and max tokens, fear drops and curiosity rises.
This is a desk reference, not a workbook.
This resource is ideal for:
Pastors new to AI
Church staff and administrators
Ministry leaders who feel behind
Churches beginning AI conversations
Leaders who want confidence without overload
It works especially well as a first step before deeper tools like PastorGPT, GSO, or agent training.
This is not:
A website optimization guide
A church strategy framework
A theological AI ethics manual
A done for you solution
This download is a foundational AI literacy reference for church leaders. It helps pastors understand how ChatGPT works, how to choose the right model, how to write better prompts, and how to use AI tools responsibly and effectively in ministry and leadership contexts.
It answers the questions pastors are usually too embarrassed to ask out loud.
It explains models like GPT Instant, Thinking, Auto, and features like Deep Research, Image Creation, Canvas, and Agent Mode in plain language. This helps pastors stop guessing which button to click.
It introduces prompting techniques pastors can use immediately such as setting roles, defining tasks, adding context, and specifying format. This moves people from frustration to usefulness quickly.
The prompting frameworks page acts like a menu. Pastors do not need to memorize them. They just need to recognize patterns they can reuse when stuck.
The key terms section gives pastors vocabulary. Once they know words like prompt, token, inference, and max tokens, fear drops and curiosity rises.
This is a desk reference, not a workbook.
This resource is ideal for:
Pastors new to AI
Church staff and administrators
Ministry leaders who feel behind
Churches beginning AI conversations
Leaders who want confidence without overload
It works especially well as a first step before deeper tools like PastorGPT, GSO, or agent training.
This is not:
A website optimization guide
A church strategy framework
A theological AI ethics manual
A done for you solution
