In this episode, Dennis argues that endless scrolling quietly disciples Christians by shaping what they notice, love, fear, and ignore—attention is a moral issue, not merely a productivity one. Drawing on Douglas Vandergraph’s Christian Post piece, it walks through Philippians 4:8 and 2 Corinthians 3:18 to show that what we repeatedly behold forms us, then names the habits a feed trains: impatience, prayerlessness, confusing visibility with value, and receiving people as clips or categories rather than neighbors.

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Vandergraph article: https://www.christianpost.com/voices/how-endless-scrolling-is-quietly-discipling-christians.html

This teaching delves into the importance of understanding biblical narratives and characters, highlighting the multi-dimensional nature of biblical figures. It explores Joab's loyalty, motives, and perception of David's leadership, ultimately leading to his tragic end. The discussion encourages a deeper engagement with biblical stories and characters, revealing their relatable and complex nature.

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In this episode, Dennis appeared on a friend, Greg Garcia's, podcast and discussed 2 Peter 3 and growing in the grace and knowledge of the Lord.

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