ICCM Asia- India 2026 (Online)
AI: Artificial Intelligence or Almighty Intelligence?
Date: 21 February 2026
Time: 14:00-16:15 IST (GMT+5:30)
About The Sessions
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AI is here – and it is here to stay.
Artificial Intelligence is already reshaping the world, including how we live out our calling, lead ministries, and serve God’s mission.
This session shares practical AI lessons from SABDA, Indonesia, and other global experiences, highlighting key pillars of AI-4-God. Together, we will explore what an AI-first ministry mindset looks like and how ministries can thoughtfully engage AI for the future.
Join us as we reflect, learn, and map out practical AI roadmaps for faithful and effective ministry in a rapidly changing digital world.
Speaker bio
Max has over 30 years of experience serving as a Chief Technology Officer, Senior Technology Consultant, and advisor to Indonesian and Christian ministries, including Yayasan Lembaga SABDA. He actively serves as a consultant and steering committee member for EMDC and works with local and global ministries as an IT and AI consultant. In recent years, Max has been at the forefront of helping Christian ministries understand and apply Artificial Intelligence with discernment and purpose. Over the past two years alone, he has spoken and led more than 100 seminars and trainings on AI, technology, and ministry across diverse contexts.
We’ll look at how emerging technologies like AI tutors, augmented reality, and immersive storytelling are reshaping how kids think, learn, and relate. And we’ll introduce Bible Heroes as a practical model for forming faith in these new environments, helping children encounter Scripture relationally, safely, and imaginatively in the spaces where they will live, learn, play and relate.
Speaker bio
Vishal Pulikottil is the Founder/CEO of Instinctive Studio (instinctivestudio.com). He brings a mix of experience built over years in media and technology, and most recently led the Christian Vision team in India before moving into full-time entrepreneurship. Today, he works with a team of designers, software engineers, and marketing strategists at Instinctive Studio, focused on building clear, usable digital products for companies and organisations around the globe.
This topic will be an explanation and maybe even a live DEMO.
People assume their emails will always be delivered, but given the amount of SPAM messages and misusage of mailservers this is not always the case. How can you as an administrator increase the trustability of your maildomain, so the likelyhood of an email being marked as SPAM (or even worse, not being accepted at the destination) will be as low as possible?
Various technical solutions are already defined to help you to increase the trustability.
So what are those accronimes, why do you want to use it and how to implement it; maybe even a live-demo if someone in the audience is having issues with their corparate or NGO email. not being delivered ((SCARY for me and the person asking for a check during the session).
Speaker bio
Patrick van den Eijk is currently working in a secular company in The Netherlands. His experience ranges from first-line helpdesk to third-line trouble shooting, to scripting in Powershell and MSDOS, to troubleshooting various SQL servers and is considered an expert in SSL Certificates and DNS. His current role in the company is security engineer, with a focus on Email trustability and SSL Certificates.
Before this Patrick has served (in IT) as a missionary in Cameroon. During his time at the secular company he participated in and helped organizing various ICCMs, including various ICCM Africa and even some ICCM Francophone.