We don't know the consistency, but periodically, pastorally, we will speak through this format to our body in regards to things we see in culture, and try to make sure the main lens we are looking through is the word of God.
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Episode 1
The average person in America spends 49 hours a week on a screen. In Bible reading/study individually and with others it's anywhere from 2-5 hours a week. What's shaping how we see things in culture? This thought is introduced in this video.
Episode 4
There's talk in our media outlets and conversations happening around UFO's, UAP's, and life outside of our universe. How should we as Christians embrace these topics and have conversations around them?
Episode 2
It's important to be aware of the days and times we live in. To do that we need to be informed in some way. But how much should we take in and what source is the best source?
Episode 5
We live in a world of immediate answers, but following Jesus doesn't always work that way. Ai, technology, and our desire for instant information can start shaping us more than God's word does. While Ai can be a helpful tool, it cannot replace Scripture, prayer, or our relationship with God. Sometimes waiting, wrestling, and persevering are exactly how God forms our faith and makes us more like Christ.
Episode 3
We’re going to see things and hear things, and we’re going to want to talk about things. There are times we should speak on topics, but when should we and how should we do it?
Episode 6
There are Ai tools now being generated that allow us to communicate with our loved ones after they have deceased. They call it grief tech. How should we as followers of Christ approach this kind of technology? How does this line up with what we see biblically and how Scripture shapes our understanding of death and grief?