Artificial intelligence (AI) has completely changed many facets of human existence, including religion. Digital discipleship has emerged in Nigeria as a result of the nexus between AI and Christianity, revolutionising how churches interact with their members and share the gospel. Nigeria, with her vast Christian population, has witnessed significant growth in digital technology adoption. This is a compelling motive to prevent AI from becoming depersonalised by reducing the possibility that AI will eventually take the place of human interaction. This study uses a descriptive research design to examine how artificial intelligence has shaped contemporary ecclesiology in Nigeria after consulting pertinent literature and electronic databases. The results of this study showed that artificial intelligence (AI) can improve spiritual development in a number of ways, including the selection of content, individualised spiritual practices, and spiritual journaling analysis. AI should, however, support human connections and spiritual guidance rather than take their place. This paper concludes that Nigerian modern ecclesiology is being reshaped by digital discipleship powered by AI. Notwithstanding periodic challenges, AI is a vital tool for Nigerian churches because of its improved efficacy, accessibility, and usage. Therefore, it is recommended that Nigerian churches take advantage of AI's potential by monitoring the technology and making necessary adjustments to ensure it is consistent with Christian principles.