Welcome to "Not That Kind of Christian," a podcast that focuses on the heart, hope, and humor of challenging topics. In this episode of Not That Kind of Christian, David Drury engages with his guests Mark Forrester and Gloria Lopez to explore the complex relationship between social media and faith. They discuss the dual nature of social media as both a tool for connection and a source of anxiety, emphasizing the importance of intentionality and purpose in its use. We hope that you enjoy this conversation as you listen in!

Key Notes from the Episode:

- Social media plays a crucial role in professional and personal life.

- Having a purpose is essential when using social media.

- Social media can lead to comparison and pride.

- Algorithms can create echo chambers and tribalism.

- There are positive opportunities for outreach through social media.

- Engaging with followers is key to effective communication.

- Diversity in communication is important for reaching broader audiences.

- Setting boundaries with social media is necessary for mental health.

- Social media can be a tool for spreading hope and the gospel.

Hosted By: David Drury

Produced By: Seth Strand and Lantern

Edited By: Seth Strand

Network Provided by: Lantern

Lantern is a ministry sponsored by Wesley Seminary. We empower faith-driven leaders, churches, and organizations to connect, grow, and serve through a trusted network rooted in Holiness values—shining as a light in the world.