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Our families are daily navigating a dark and sinful culture that knows nothing of Christ—a culture that celebrates sin and cancels anyone who doesn’t celebrate it too. Christian parents must feel the weight of this and urgently disciple their children, teaching them how to filter all they see, hear, and encounter through the lens of God’s Word.
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Many families are looking for a response to this darkness—a response to all of the tragedies, sin, confusion, evil, and division we see in our culture. Parents are looking for ways to disciple their children through it all, equipping them with a biblical response to this world. And as our children navigate these dark cultural waters, we can lead well, helping them avoid unhealthy responses to the world around them:
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Many view social media as an invisibility cloak, allowing them to post, comment, share, and tweet in hurtful, prideful, hateful, sinful ways, all-the-while believing that they are somehow anonymous. So to protect us from these unbiblical, unhealthy, and unhelpful approaches, here are 8 Scriptures that can guide our social media engagement this year.
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Many view social media as an invisibility cloak, allowing them to post, comment, share, and tweet in hurtful, prideful, hateful, sinful ways, all-the-while believing that they are somehow anonymous. We approach social media as though there is no accountability for what we communicate. It is a free-for-all battlefield with no rules.
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Can you picture brothers and sisters in Christ who have missed one another dearly, coming back from quarantine and social distancing with a renewed appreciation for church gatherings? Can you picture them shaking hands? Hugging one another? Laughing together and opening the Word of God together? Singing out praise songs right next to each other?
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