• 1. Waiting for the future: The (latest) technological revolution
• 2. More than a calculator: Understanding artificial intelligence
• 3. Identity implosion: Creation and artificial intelligence
• 4. Less dead than the others: Sin and artificial intelligence
• 5. Intellect overthrown: The cross and artificial intelligence
• 6. Drawn together in love: The new creation and artificial intelligence
• 7. Concluding thoughts: On the wise use of artificial intelligence
• Appendix: Technology and our changing society

Stephen Driscoll studied at Moore College, The University of Sydney, and the University of NSW, and has worked for the Australian Fellowship of Evangelical Students and in investing roles with a few banks. He loves training and teaching students and ministry apprentices from the Bible about all sorts of topics. He is married to Lauren, and they have two young children.

Emergent large-language model AI will be one of the most disruptive technological developments in the history of humanity. In Made in Our Image, Stephen Driscoll does not take a simplistic proof-texting or moralistic approach, but shows how the deep structures of biblical thought and the unfolding of redemption history equip us for this disruption. Driscoll is masterful in bringing together theology, science, history, economics, sociology, politics and ethics. At the same time, Made in Our Image is very approachable for the non-academic. An exceptional and important book.
—Mikey Lynch, Editorial Director, The Gospel Coalition Australia; Campus Director, University Fellowship of Christians, University of Tasmania; Author, The Vine Movement and The Good Life in the Last Days

Sometimes the right book comes along at the right time. Stephen Driscoll’s Made in Our Image is just such a book. Filled with awareness of the topic, the book engages richly with timeless biblical truth to chart a way forward in responding to a complex issue in a way that will honour Jesus and love others. If you’re looking for a biblically informed and technologically aware response to an issue that is shaping our world right now, this book should be at the very top of your list.
—Paul Grimmond, Dean of Students, Moore Theological College, Sydney; Author, When the Noise Won’t Stop and Right Side Up

If you want a short, engaging, insightful and theologically discerning book on the technological revolution that will be more influential than the internet, it is in your hands. Enjoy!
—Richard Chin, National Director, Australian Fellowship of Evangelical Students; Author, Captivated by Christ and How to Read the Bible Better

The rise of AI technology has enormous implications for all of us—not only for how we live and work, but also for how we understand what it means to be human. Christians need to be equipped to grasp the issues and to navigate the waters ahead. In this book, Stephen Driscoll provides us with a highly valuable resource for doing just that. He describes the nature of the technology in an accessible but highly informative way, insightfully outlines the challenges the technology raises for us, and then applies a deeply biblical framework—creation, sin, the cross of Jesus Christ, and new creation—to help us address these challenges. The book is biblical and practical, full of insights into many ways the gospel of the Lord Jesus shows us how to live in light of this increasingly pervasive technology.
—Lionel Windsor, New Testament Lecturer, Moore Theological College, Sydney; Author, Truth Be Told and Gospel Speech Online

Stephen Driscoll is no empty-headed Pollyanna, mindlessly praising technology in all its forms. But neither is he a panicked Chicken Little, shrieking at us to go churn our own butter. Instead, this book is nuanced and careful. But don’t think that makes it boring. Made in Our Image is interesting. But more than that, it’s important, and it will make you think. It’s a book about theology as much as it is about technology.
—Craig Hamilton, Senior Minister, Pitt Town Church, Sydney; Author, Made Man and Wisdom in Leadership