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.

The story of King Ahaz, found in 2 Kings 16, serves as more than just a historical account. It is a perfect blueprint for disaster, revealing the timeless and predictable patterns of self-destruction that continue to play out in our lives today. Key Point: Kicking God to the curb always ends in self-destruction.