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Is your favorite social media less satisfying than ever? Mine is. Here are some of my reasons. What are yours?
Pursuing a posture of truthful affection toward other Christians on social media greatly enhances your influence - even more than snark.
Nuff Said is a recurring series highlight articles and internet thingies that made me go hmmmm or LOL.
The first Republican debate for the 2024 election was held on August 23, 2023. Simultaneously, former Fox News host Tucker Carlson uploaded his interview of Donald Trump. Here's my take on the primary candidates and the interview.
Part 2 of a Two-Part Roundup/CatchUp: Pride Month pushback, Southern Baptists kick out Rick Warren, One year since Roe v Wade was toppled, Canadian wildfires create hellscapes and hazy days, Tucker Carlson’s departure from Fox
This Roundup includes the Trump indictment, Spiritual movement continuing on college campuses, more bad news on the Bidens, Shoutouts to the Virginia Tech sports and coaches, U.S. Catholic bishops ban sex reassignment surgery, and a must-watch music video - Teenie Weenie Beanies.
This "Nuff Said" features how Asbury University "protected" the revival, a thoughtful and theological reflection on how "love your neighbor" went awry during the pandemic, and a summary of the TwitterFiles (including the latest drop this week).
If you're on social media, you need principles that guide your interactions and prevent your on-the-fly reactions. Here are my 10 guidelines for engaging on social media.
This installment of "Nuff Said" looks at the latest expose of MSM from the Twitterfiles and asks... is it simply using shrewd influence, or is it interference when one party controls the levers of communication?
