Artificial intelligence now offers “Chatbot Jesus,” personalized prayers, AI-generated sermons, and even virtual pastors charging monthly fees. Some see these tools as a lifeline for shrinking congregations. Others claim they offer new ways to evangelize. AI versions of Jesus promise comfort and insight but instead produce doctrinal confusion, hallucinations, and the kind of false teaching Christ Himself warned would come. Trouble begins when technology imitates divinity. An app that invites people to “talk with Jesus” steps into territory Scripture reserves for the living God alone. Jesus said, “My sheep hear My voice” (John 10:27). Only the Lord speaks with the authority of Matthew 24:35: “Heaven and earth will pass away, but My words will by no means pass away.” No chatbot can make that claim. The danger becomes obvious when apps offer simulated “conversations” with Judas or Satan. God forbids consulting spirits, mediums, or conjured voices (Leviticus 19:31; Deuteronomy 18:10-12). W...
Many sermons today sound like the gospel… but they are not the gospel. We are living in the exact days the Bible warned us about — a generation with itching ears, choosing comfort over conviction and motivational preaching over sound doctrine. This video exposes the rise of feel-good pastors, the abuse of grace, and the selective preaching that avoids topics like holiness, purity, righteousness, and sanctification. Watch and share your thoughts with me. God bless you.