Our church meetings have had a very similar feel or vibe for basically our whole lives. Maybe a few things have changed here and there, but it has been pretty consistent for a lot of years.

What would a revamp look like? Would there be a benefit in refocusing our meetings on the Savior? Could we make room for more spiritual experiences and connections with God?

• Warner Sallman, Head of Christ: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Head_of_Christ
• Bernhard Plockhorst, The Good Shepherd: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bernhard_Plockhorst_-_Good_Shephard.jpg
• Stephen Sawyer, Undefeated: https://www.art4god.com/store/undefeated
• Expressions of Jesus: https://www.deseretbook.com/product/6080309.html?srsltid=AfmBOoqtce42zXttsUFtmgk_ZBDJvIwlLb7ZMbtuSDdS5goFvddildTi

We are probably all guilty of participating in negative conversations on the internet. Why are they so easy to fall into?

We know it is tempting to want to set someone straight and point out all the ways they are causing harm with their viewpoint. But what would happen if we just kept scrolling?

We acknowledge that sometimes we have to say something. We don’t want people to sit back and be doormats. But HOW we say things matters. HOW we treat people online matters. And we can all do better.

*Please note, we are not telling people to stay in harmful situations or to sit back and take abuse, especially physical abuse. This conversation is about how we interact with others online.