Franch lawmakers recently passed a bill setting up labor protections for child social media stars. While protecting kids is always laudable, it feels a bit strange calling this new law a “win.”
Franch lawmakers recently passed a bill setting up labor protections for child social media stars. While protecting kids is always laudable, it feels a bit strange calling this new law a “win.”
Our society needs people characterized by love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. But these are the “fruit” of the Spirit (Galatians 5:22-23), not the product of self-reliant effort. They are the result of being “filled” or controlled each day by the Spirit of God (Ephesians 5:18).
Our culture’s disdain for and impatience with the disabled is just another example of what happens when life is devalued. Sometimes, it’s overt and cruel and other times, it takes the form of regarding those with disabilities as burdens and annoyances.
A 32-year-old TikTok user recently shared that she has come to Christ after watching Christian videos on the social media platform.
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, many churches are relying on the internet to host online services. But with services online, how are churches supposed to grow? In a recent panel discussion, communications experts talk about the powerful resource of social media for church growth.
In an age of information, “extremely online people,” meaning those who rely primarily on social media for their political news, are among the least informed and most easily-deceived groups in America.
A Bethel music worship leader turned activist took to Twitter to call out social media platforms for censoring his praise and worship content.
Blackout Tuesday is the latest example of what’s called “hashtag activism,” or internet advocacy. Now that social media operates within our culture like a public square, it only makes sense that people would take to their keyboards when they want social change.
In an executive order, President Trump asked federal officials to hold social media sites accountable if they censor political posts.
Distance had made us more intentional about connection. And technology helped that connection become intimate.
