As Christians navigate social media, we must confront a difficult truth: while these tools bridge geographical divides, are they subtly "exalting self" or "causing division"? Our presence on platforms is not neutral. We have a strategic and moral duty to "live and love like Jesus" online, ensuring our digital footprint is a reflection of the Gospel rather than an echo of our own egos. Key Point: It is the Christian’s duty to live and love like Jesus on social media.

In the digital age, social media has become one of the most influential forces shaping personal identity, values, and behavior. While these platforms can be used for godly encouragement and meaningful connection, they also present a unique temptation of cultivating a life centered on self. Scripture warns repeatedly against the dangers of pride, vanity, and self-exaltation. These are attitudes that can easily flourish in a culture built around likes, follows, and personal bra