Humans have always had a symbiotic relationship with technology. Most everything we create has some reciprocal effect on our lives. The printing press, tractor, and automobile are three great examples. But something has gone seriously wrong in the digital age! Our relationship with technology has become toxic.
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Learning new things often requires us to unlearn or let go of the old. The same is true for our maturity as Christians. Growing spiritually is not simply a matter of adding new information or things to do. In fact, God has gone to great lengths to help us understand that maturing spiritually begins, continues, and ends in the death of ourselves.
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Ironically, for God’s kingdom, the threat and impact of storms, chaos, and crises is potentially (i.e., if we are prepared to respond) good news. The opportunities for ministry are enormous! Loving one another will soon become a survival necessity. #iamjustthepen #inLightConsulting
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