The Rev. Phil Brochard

The sermon critiques the idea of an “AI Jesus” as a modern expression of

human loneliness and longing for connection. Drawing on John 14, it

explains that Jesus’s promise of “many dwelling places” is not about a

physical heaven but about ongoing relational presence. “I am the way, the

truth, and the life” is presented not as exclusion but as an invitation

into trust and connection. The sermon concludes that Christ is encountered

not in artificial substitutes but in community, shared care, and human

relationships.