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Five Questions to Ask Yourself Before Posting To Social Media

I was a freshman in college when Facebook came out and I distinctly remember thinking,…

Levar Burton Is Getting Lavar Ball’s Hate Mail

Lavar Burton of Reading Rainbow and Star Trek: The Next Generation fame has been receiving…

And the Top Three Most Liked Tweets of All Time Are …

Liking tweets. It’s basically the millennial version of a wink, a subtle nod of affirmation,…

Justice and Faith Voices on Twitter

Twitter can be a primary source for your memes before they stale and eventually make…

14 Church Signs that Would Also Work As Tweets

Before there was Twitter, there were church signs. Frequently confined even to less than 140…

A Guide to Debating Online (Without Losing Friends)

Another day, another Facebook debate. It’s all too common. You’re scrolling through your feed and…

How to Keep Your Smartphone From Running Your Life

When I looked at my phone this morning, I had a few notifications asking for…

How Social Media Made Me a Better Person

You often hear about the dangers of social media, including: narcissism, wasted time, envy of…

The Irony of Our “Accessibility”

Columnist Will Anderson writes about a conversation he had with two homeless men that caused him to consider true accessibility versus the “accessibility” of social networks like Twitter and Facebook.

Jesus Is Not an Online Boyfriend

Kurt Willems on why spiritual tweets and posts are no substitute for an offline relationship with God.

Time for a Pintervention

Allison Harrell reflects on her Pinterest addiction, and why is stirs both creativity and insecurity.

Is Twitter the Death of Writing?

Ben Stevens shares four reasons keeping a journal has never been more important in the age of social media.

The Selfish Network

David Wenell writes about how our networking can often be an objectification of people as a means to an end.

The Care and Keeping of (Facebook) Friends

Kent Woodyard write for RELEVANT about the nature of social media friendships and how we can be more intentional in our online and in-person relationships.

Why Social Media Is Good for Us

Caleb Gardner writes a tech blog for RELEVANT about how social media and Facebook can actually help Christians communicate with each other and with God.

Short Attention Span Faith

Brett McCracken considers the fallout from our constant connection to technology and wonders what it’s doing to our relationship with God.