This sermon presents a theological and pastoral response to the rise of artificial intelligence by grounding human identity, purpose, and hope in the biblical narrative of creation, fall, and redemption. Centered on Genesis 1–3, it affirms that God is solitary, sovereign, and supreme—the uncreated Creator whose image defines human dignity, making humanity irreplaceable despite AI's advancing capabilities. The message warns against spiritual deception, idolatry, and the false promises of technological immortality, exposing how AI, while a tool, can become a vehicle for idolatry when trusted more than God, feared more than divine sovereignty, or worshipped as a substitute for divine revelation. It underscores that human worth is not derived from intelligence, productivity, or technological advancement, but from being created in God's image—capable of worship, relationship, moral reasoning, and communion with the divine. The sermon calls believers to resist the cultural drift toward virtuality, emotional detachment, and self-reliance by anchoring identity in Christ, embracing authentic human connection, and rejecting the transhumanist vision of eternal life through technology. Ultimately, it proclaims that true eternal life, resurrection, and hope are found not in artificial enhancement or digital afterlives, but in the finished work of Jesus Christ, who bore judgment in our place and offers salvation, resurrection, and eternal communion with God—making faith in Him the only reliable refuge in an age of deception.

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