Steve McAlpine - Technology and Digital Discipleship

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Gospel In Society Today (GIST) engages with questions being asked by people in our society, responding from a framework that understands and expresses the Gospel of Jesus.

Christianity

Religion & Spirituality

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Steve McAlpine - Technology and Digital Discipleship

GiST Podcast

49 minutes 1 second

8 months ago

Steve McAlpine - Technology and Digital Discipleship

The Gospel and Technology

Steve McAlpine: Technology and Digital Discipleship

Is technology good, bad or neutral? How can technology both help and hinder our growth as disciples of Christ? Steve McAlpine provides practical wisdom on discipleship in a digital world.

Steve has a background in journalism and three decades experience pastoring and planting churches. His current writing and speaking ministries equip Christians to confidently share the gospel in a hostile culture.

Podcast Discussion Questions

Do you think technology is good, evil, or neutral? How does Genesis 1:26-27 (the ‘cultural mandate’) inform your answer? What about Deuteronomy 20:1 and Isaiah 31:1?

Read Deuteronomy 6:4-9. Steve calls this God’s “digital discipleship program”. What does he mean by that?

Read Titus 2:1-10. What is your church doing to encourage the kind of embodied discipleship that Paul describes here? What can you do personally in this area?