Tag Archive for: social media

Unplugging From the Tendrils of Technology

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By: Third Space

Today is a working from home day. Like most days. I stare out my window as the sun pokes a hole through the sodden cloud cover sheets. Read more

Does Christian Celebrity Need a Cure? – ‘Christianity Today’s’ Katelyn Beaty

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By: Laura Bennett

Celebrity and Christianity. What do you think about the relationship between the two? Does celebrity culture contribute to the downfall of leaders whose star rises too high? Read more

When You Can’t Unfriend…

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By: Brian Harris

I don’t know what your relationship with Facebook is like, but on the whole, mine is pretty good. Read more

2022 in Review: New Milestones, and What Broke The Internet

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By: McCrindle

After years of social isolation, enforced work-from-home, a return to a slower pace of life and the great reprioritisation, 2022 brought a welcome change of life beyond lockdown. Read more

Here’s Why Jesus Doesn’t Need More Influencers

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By: yesHEis

In a world where “living your own truth” reigns king, it can be difficult to share your faith. Read more

Todd Sampson Wants Us to Take a Good, Hard Look at the Internet’s Impact on Our Lives

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By: Ben McEachen

I love the ambition of Todd Sampson’s second season of documentary series Mirror Mirror. Read more

Why We Love the Corn Kid So Much

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By: City Bible Forum

Chances are you’ve come across the viral trend which has been taking the internet by storm the last fortnight. Read more

Gen Z: The Tik Tok Generation Who Care About Ending Racism & Climate Change

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By: McCrindle

The world which educators are preparing students for is changing, but so too is the world these students are being shaped in. Read more

In the Age of the Social App, We Are All Rated and Ranked

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By: Sheridan Voysey

I spoke at a conference recently. With hundreds of people involved, the organisers asked us all to download a smartphone app to keep track of the programme. Read more