Most of the time I enjoy scrolling through Facebook. I love following high school and college friends, camp friends, the people I bonded with after college in a new city as God taught me who I was, and…
I’m often guilty of viewing the prominence of smartphones and tablets as a purely negative development in the fabric of our society. Tim Keller wisely brings me back to the center. “Every culture is a mixed bag of…
It’s nearly 11:30 at night. I’m normally asleep at this time but, until I hear the reassuring beep of the back door alerting me that my teenage daughter is home safe, I won’t be able to fully rest….
“Twitter is a waste of time and is sure to fade away quickly.” This bold (and clearly foolish) declaration made seven years ago is perhaps one of the worst mistaken assumptions I have ever made regarding cultural trends….
I use social media in my ministry, and I think you should too. I know, I know. Screens distort the gospel. Social media causes students to hide from reality. Likes on selfies are more important than anything else….
This is the third piece in our series, “The Scriptures I Use When I Teach On _____.” Our hope is to offer our readers some of the go-to Scriptures we use for teaching on certain topics that aren’t…
Did you know that posting a picture on Instagram at 7pm on Sunday produces more “likes” at a faster rate than posting at other times? Did you know that posting two pictures in one day is frowned upon…
The people behind these screens are made in the image of God, and that ontological declaration is what is ultimately the most true and real.
The reality of the Gospel—the incarnation, life, death, and resurrection of Jesus—allows us and our students to actually enter into our stories rather than hide from them
