Rooted Daily with Brandon Lavy

The world may never understand the wisdom of the Bible, but if we're to be called fools, let us be fools for Christ.

Today's the last day in our "Social Media Week!"

Jesus warned us that, we will “give account on the day of judgment for every empty or careless word we have spoken.” Whether it’s from our tongue or our thumb, our comments matter and everything we do should be all for the glory of God.

The average adult in 2019 will spend nearly two hours a day on social media, beating the time we spend on any other form of socialization. We’re spending a lot of time on this and so it’s becoming more important every day to know how God wants us to act online.

It's Day 2 of our "Social Media Week!" Today we’re talking about the "do's" and "don’t’s" to remain godly online.

The internet has a way of sugar-coating sins that we otherwise would be able to see clearly are wrong. Computers are incredible things and they allow us to achieve all sorts of things we otherwise couldn’t dream of, but they do not have the power to make what is wrong right and what is right wrong.

Today on Rooted Daily we talk about how post-it notes can help us grow in our faith.

Biblical faith is not like closing your eyes and walking off a cliff hoping something will work out. Biblical faith is knowing that someone has the ability to keep you safe and simply trusting them enough to ride in their wheelbarrow.

Our faith waxes and wanes over time, but once we recognize that we can start working together to make those inevitable valleys shallower and less frequent.

Even though our modern funeral rituals are never laid out in the Bible, they have become almost instinctual for us. Today we talk about a few reasons why that is and why funerals are important expressions of Christian grief.