What stifles innovation?
The fears, habits, beliefs, and institutional patterns that prevent needed change.
Technology is changing faster than most of us can make sense of it. The easy responses are fear, hype, or silence. Holy Curiosity takes another path.
A live conversation series for people willing to ask difficult questions about faith, AI, technology, and change — and to stay with those questions long enough to discern what faithfulness requires.
How sincere conviction, tradition, fear, and control can quietly shut down needed change — and how leaders can tell the difference.
How do you know whether you are protecting something sacred — or simply protecting what is familiar?
When does caution become fear?
When does tradition preserve wisdom — and when does it prevent us from seeing what God may be doing next?
How do leaders create room for innovation without abandoning conviction?
These questions are bigger than AI. They appear whenever people, churches, ministries, and organizations face change. In this live Holy Curiosity conversation, we examine what happens when sincere faithfulness hardens into resistance — and how to recognize the difference.
Recognize the difference between conviction and resistance.
See how fear, control, identity, tradition, and institutional self-protection can disguise themselves as faithfulness.
Identify the patterns that quietly shut down curiosity and needed change.
Trace how these patterns appear in Scripture, churches, ministries, organizations, and leadership cultures.
Use a practical framework for discernment.
Ask better questions before automatically saying “yes” or “no” to change.
Lead difficult conversations without abandoning conviction.
Create room for honest questions while staying anchored in what matters.
Guiding people through cultural or technological change without losing them — or the mission.
Trying to distinguish wise caution from institutional resistance, with a board and funders watching.
Who wants something more thoughtful than hype on one side and fear on the other.
You don't need to be an AI expert. You only need to be willing to ask an honest question.
Teaching, stories, biblical reflection, and practical examples — with live polls.
Bring the difficult question. Those are the questions Holy Curiosity exists to explore.
Every registrant receives New Wineskins: A Guide to Faithful Change.
Register even if you can't attend live — the replay comes to every registrant.
We are not here to sell unquestioning adoption of AI. We are not here to baptize fear of it. We are here to ask better questions.
The fears, habits, beliefs, and institutional patterns that prevent needed change.
History, mission, technology — and what previous moments of change can teach us about this one.
The real questions around AI, Bible translation, human responsibility, data, quality, and discernment.
When faithfulness becomes resistance to change.
What the church's history with new technology can teach us about AI.
What changes — and what does not — when AI enters sacred work.