
November 5, 2026
Not Just on Sunday
Lonetta McKee

How should Christians respond to online arguments and controversy? T.R. Robertson draws on Psalm 140 to explore social media ethics, online hostility, and the importance of reflecting God's…

Chad Ragsdale examines how technology shapes our lives, relationships, and spiritual priorities. Drawing on the image of God and Isaiah 44, he explores technology's creative potential alongside its…

Why are Christians sometimes so mean online? Joe Boyd examines 10 reasons social media conversations turn hostile and challenges believers to replace digital cruelty with patience, kindness, and…

Chris Jefferson explains why churches and ministries need website privacy policies, examining data collection, donor information, transparency, visitor choice, and the opportunities and responsibilities of digital outreach.

How should Christians respond to criticism and conflict online? Mark A. Taylor offers practical reflections on Internet behavior, personal relationships, public judgment, and the biblical call to restore…

Are smartphones bringing us closer together or pulling us apart? Mark A. Taylor explores digital distractions, their impact on relationships and spiritual growth, and four practical ways to…

Should Christians create separate media platforms or engage the wider culture? Jennifer Johnson examines GodTube, YouTube, and City on a Hill to explore how Christian filmmakers can reach…

Christian publishers face an uncertain digital future as Ed Stetzer and Compassion Magazine explore the enduring value of print, the costs of digital distribution, and the importance of…

As cocooning and digital entertainment reshape daily life, what happens to church attendance? Mark A. Taylor explores the opportunities and challenges of online worship, digital outreach, and meaningful…
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