308. Three Questions Every Kingdom Leader Should Ask about AI
Learn how to lead with faith in an AI-driven world, without outsourcing your authority, creativity, or connection with God.
Welcome to Heaven in Business, where we help you navigate the messy intersection of faith, family, and business. This week, Andy Mason sits down with Sam Schneider of https://www.navispect.com/ to tackle a hot-button issue: technology, artificial intelligence… and how to stay spiritually grounded while using them wisely.
In this conversation, you’ll hear real stories from businesses using AI to reduce toil and scale operations—and how YOU can discern what’s mechanical vs. what’s divine. Whether you're skeptical or scaling, this episode equips you to partner with God and lead with wisdom in a world saturated by tech. Listen to the podcast here:
Read the blog here: Heaveninbusiness.com/blog/jesus-and-AI
Jump on a live webinar with Andy and team here: Heaveninbusiness.com/jesus-business-ai
Three Workplace Takeaways:
- Don’t outsource your spiritual authority - learn to engage AI as a tool, not a teacher.
- Discern your business processes - separate creative work from mechanical tasks and automate only the latter.
- Use AI like a coach - prompt it to ask you questions so your God-given creativity leads.
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Comment Prompt: What’s one business process you could automate today?
Timestamps
00:00 Welcome + Why This Conversation Matters
02:20 Meet Sam Schneider + His Journey into AI
04:45 Humans vs. AI: What Makes You Different
07:35 How NOT to Outsource Your Identity
09:35 Guardrails for Faith-Driven Leaders Using AI
11:30 Mechanical vs. Creative Work (What AI Should NOT Do)
13:00 Real-Life Use Cases (Plumbing, Nonprofits, Staffing)
17:40 ROI: Time, Accuracy, and Expansion
20:00 Where to Start (Even if You’re Not Tech-Savvy)
23:15 What Implementation Actually Costs
26:45 Future of Work: Coffee Table to Launch in Hours
32:00 Final Word: Don't Outsource Your Dominion
