The content discusses the decline of society's commitment to truth, emphasizing how media manipulation and political agendas foster division and misinformation. It critiques the culture of accepting unfounded claims and the dangers of tribalism. The piece calls for a return to valuing truth over winning arguments, particularly among Christians.
Technology is an amazing thing. Some completely eschew it as inherently evil (a view as wrong as the Gnostic belief that physical matter is naturally evil), while others treat technology as an idol to be pursued and desired as a precious deity. Most who know me, know that I generally like technology, and try to at … Continue reading Ministry, Social Media, and Our Testimony
What would we do without the internet, without Facebook and Twitter, and the access to the near real-time atrocities happening around the world?As I have seen several videos posted/reposted the last few days that are apparently videos of the implementation of Sharia law in some of those Islamic countries (or those being taken over by … Continue reading Immediacy and This Ugly World
OK.Without a doubt, a web site can be a valuable tool for a local church, particularly a young church that hasn't had a great deal of exposure and publicity. Add to a web site, the use of social media (Twitter, Facebook, Google+, etc.) can really help get a church "out there" to be found by … Continue reading Church Web Site? How Can We Be Found?
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