Remotely Spiritual: Nourishing Your Soul in a Digital Age | with Matt Boswell, Mark Clifton, and Jeff Medders
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Remotely Spiritual: Nourishing Your Soul in a Digital Age | with Matt Boswell, Mark Clifton, and Jeff Medders
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This panel explores how Christians can pursue genuine spiritual formation in a digital age. Travis Montgomery of Midwestern Seminary’s Global Campus interviews pastor-professors Matt Boswell, Mark Clifton, and Jeff Medders. The discussion emphasizes that while digital tools can serve the church, they must never replace embodied, local church life. The panelists encourage thoughtful, disciplined, and Christ-centered engagement with technology.
About the Podcast
Local Theologians is a podcast for everyday Christians and ministry leaders from Midwestern Seminary's Global Campus. Learn more at mbts.edu/global.
Keywords
digital ministry, spiritual formation, local church, technology, discipleship
Takeaways
• Digital tools serve but cannot replace embodied church life.
• Pastors must prioritize people over platforms.
• Online resources can strengthen isolated believers.
• Intentionality matters in digital habits.
• Local church remains primary context for growth.
• Our church members are being discipled the other six days a week, mostly online.