Sermon Tone Analysis
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Technology seeks to make people gods.
Good and evil increase at compound interest...An apparently trivial indulgence in lust or anger today is the loss of a ridge or railway line or bridgehead from which the enemy may launch an attack otherwise impossible.
Nothing puts social media and smartphone habits into context like the blunt reality of our mortality.
Let it sink in a bit.
Feel the brevity of life, and it will make you fully alive.
What shall it profit a man if he gains all the latest digital devices and all of the techniques of touch-screen mastery but loses his own soul?
Are we courageous enough to ask?
Gal
God calls a people to make His name known!
The beauty of Christ calms us and roots our deepest longings in eternal hopes that are far beyond what technology and our smartphones can ever hope to deliver.
2 Cor
We cannot suppress our souls’ appetite for what is awe-inspiring.
The goal is not to mute all smartphone media but to feed ourselves on the right media.
2 Cor
Matt
We believe there’s more to technology than this, and we don’t want to waste or abuse what God has given us.
We know there’s a whole world out there, a whole life ahead of us, and a whole harvest waiting for laborers.
I Cor
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I Cor 9:22-27
We are becoming like what we worship.
Or, to put this in Facebook terms directly, we are becoming like what we like.
Online, we offer up our lives in stories forged by self-interpretation, and only rarely is our interpretation called into question.
In person, however, our interpretations can be pushed back, questioned, and challenged, all for our own good.
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