Is Satan Behind Your Facebook Page? (Psalm 19:14) - Your Daily Bible Verse - March 31

Social media can train us to worship the idol of self.

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Is Satan Behind Your Facebook Page? By Topher Haddox "Let the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart Be acceptable in Your sight, O LORD, my rock and my Redeemer." ( Psalm 19:14) I believe that social media can be an effective platform for the spread of the gospel. There are plenty of Christ-centered resources in the online community that I use on a daily basis to help me grow spiritually. But if we're honest, we probably spend a small portion of our time advancing our spiritual growth, while the rest is spent on aimless scrolling. We spend hours a day consuming endless information, pictures, and videos without any safeguard for our minds. For Christians, I've found that this is dangerous territory. This potentially turns the mind into an open plain, with Satan prowling through the grass like a lion, waiting to devour. (1 Peter 5:8)   CONTINUE READING →

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