Parks and Reformation

For the past couple of weeks we have been talking about social media; the good and the bad. This week we decided to take another look at social media, but this time in terms of our identity. We looked at how social media could shape our identity and what role knowing that we are made in God's image played on our social media. In this day and age it is easy to get caught up in putting out the "perfect life" on social media but sometimes that does more harm then good. It is important to remember that you are made in God's image and social media does not define you. 

Last week we talked about how social media can be quite a dark and dreary place. There is lots of negativity that can be spread like wild fire across social media. However, social media can also be a good thing too. This week we decided to talk to someone who has been using social media to stay connected with his family even before quarantine began. We talk how even through this time of quarantine we can use social media to stay connected with our family and friends and not only that but we talk about how social media can be used to connect with our church family and worship God. Tune in to find out who we talked to and our thoughts on these subjects. 

Hey everyone! Welcome back to this week's podcast! Last week talked a bit about who we are and a bit about social media. In this week's podcast we decided to take a look at a bit of the darker side to social media. We talk about how we as Christians can view people who were involved in controversies and how our faith can guide us in choosing what we consume when it comes to social media. We also tackled another topic which was cancel culture. We take a look at how we as Christians interpret cancel culture and we also discuss if cancel culture is as new as we think it is. Tune in this week to find out our thoughts on all these subjects and then join in on the conversation on our Instagram page (@maranathayouthpodcast).