The blessed life for which we were created is not found in the technology of the iWorld and the glow of its screens, but in the Presence of God and real human relationships.

We were created for real, physical, face to face relationships, but the iWorld encourages relationships mediated by various forms of technology.

We are called to community, serving one another and putting the needs of the community ahead of our own, but the iWorld encourages radical individualism.

Christians are called to a life of self-denial and bearing the cross in order to follow Jesus, but the iWorld encourages a life of indulgence and instant gratification.

We need consistent times to rest and remember redemption, but the iWorld is relentless in its opportunities and demands, giving no room for this.

We are called to live for that which endures - things which have been passed down for generations, and which should be passed on to generations to come.  But we live in a world of perpetual novelty, which is dominated by the trendy and the trivial.

We must be vigilant to keep themselves from Idols-anything we look to in place of God, assigning it godlike powers to give what should be sought in God alone. Idolatry is rampant in the iWorld, and is concentrated in and perpetuated by technology.

We are called to engage our current culture, contextualizing the Gospel so that it will be accessible to our friends, but we must be aware of the unique but ever present dangers that come with each culture, age and technology, understanding the world will always try to seduce our hearts away from Christ and the Gospel.

To grow spiritually, we need to be devoted and follow a plan of studying Scripture, applying it to our lives, and passing it on to others.

All of our possessions belong to God, and we are called to give generously to support God’s Church and His work.