We Become Like the Videos We Behold

Did Jesus demean the Canaanite woman he called a dog? Pastor John explains how Jesus’s test revealed her great faith — and her adoption as one of God’s own. 

Why should we follow Jesus when life seems easier without him? Pastor John responds to a man questioning the cost of daily obedience. 

Deep suffering can drive us away from true hope and comfort. But our Father waits to gather us back to himself. 

What is the relationship between the version of you that lives online and the one that walks around the earth? We think of our online selves as shadow versions of us which we can control. But in this age when facts are malleable, something strange is happening: our online selves ... Show More

We now have more access to TV, movies, and streaming entertainment than anytime in history. So what do we actually know about what all that screen time does to us? We look back at some compelling studies that show, actually, it may change us for the better. Hosted by Simplecast, ... Show More

Where's the line between playing the part and being an entire human being? Thoughts on navigating vulnerability, openness, reality and truth in the context of social media and marketing. 

<p>What if everything you encounter in your day-to-day interactions is somehow prescient? Are the games you play and the films you watch meant to normalize genres of experience -- and, if so, to what end? Ben and Matt explore the idea of weaponized mass media from the early days ... Show More

We all look at social media every day and we allll see influencers on social media whether we follow them closely or just get flooded in our for you page. But how realistic is the lifestyle of an influencer, and how much of it should we take into our own lives??We have a perspect ... Show More

<p>What are we to make of the mirror world? We surround ourselves with looking glasses, yet rarely understand exactly what we're observing. Our reflected doubles gaze back at us, affecting the way we carry ourselves and the way we experience our own bodies. Travel through the loo ... Show More

[video available on spotify] it’s a biological instinct to care about what we look like. however, i feel like since the inception of social media, our collective obsession with our appearance has steadily increased to the point that it’s peaking in a way that i don’t think anyone ... Show More

Journey through a modern take on St. Ignatius' meditation on the Incarnation. See our digital world—with its smartphones, climate challenges, and global connections—through divine eyes. This Advent reflection, concluding with an original song, explores how God continues to enter ... Show More