AI helped me recognize patterns in myself that I had struggled to explain for years. It helped me organize my thoughts, understand my bottom-up way of thinking, and prepare for an opportunity I deeply cared about.

But somewhere along the way, a useful tool started becoming a safety net.

In this episode of The God’s Eye Podcast, I return to a question I’ve explored before: What place should artificial intelligence have in the life of a Christian?

This time, the answer comes through personal testimony.

After spending weeks using AI to prepare for a job interview, I walked in with pages of carefully organized information—and walked out realizing that all my preparation hadn’t addressed what was happening underneath it: fear, control, rejection, and a deep need to feel seen.

That disappointment began a much different journey.

We’ll explore AI and faith, neurodivergence and bottom-up thinking, the danger of turning useful tools into substitutes for trust, and why human connection still matters. I also share how prayer, Scripture, and community began reaching something much deeper than the interview itself.

Along the way, we’ll look at Hagar and “the God who sees me,” Jesus meeting people in their need, the 99 and the one, our longing for Eden, and what happened when something as simple as saying “good morning” began opening doors to community.

AI can recognize patterns. It can organize information. It can even help us find words for things we struggle to explain.

But it isn’t God. It isn’t your therapist. And it shouldn’t become your safety net.

This episode isn’t simply about technology. It’s a testimony about discipleship, surrender, being seen, and learning again where our trust belongs.

The God’s Eye Podcast explores what comes after accepting Christ: the ongoing, everyday process of discipleship and learning to walk with God.

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