In an age of unprecedented technological advancement, those that endeavor to fulfill the Great Commission — Christ’s command to make disciples of all nations (Matthew 28:19-20) — encounter both remarkable opportunities and unique challenges. Among these challenges are the dangers of misusing technology, the ethical questions surrounding its application, and its potential to amplify secular and anti-Christian ideologies. Yet, these same advancements also provide the Church with unparalleled resources to reach the unreached, ensuring that those who have never heard the gospel might finally have the opportunity (Romans 10:14-15). Digital platforms, artificial intelligence, and other technological innovations can serve as instruments for proclaiming Christ, connecting with isolated communities, and making disciples across the globe.