Being Angry on the Internet
thinking through what and why i post stuff.
Beliefs are never louder than actions.
*runner up alternative titles...
Faith without deeds is dead
White washed rims and tombs
Pick your favorite celebrity pastor resigning from their job
Mega church tax evasion
Evangelical response to climate change
Finding out your spiritual mentor during your formative years was actually a sexual predator and the organization knew it and protected them because… well… they were a good teacher
January 6th pardoned prayer meeting
Alternative image for the Rise and Fall of Mars Hill podcast
What’s Brian Houston up too?
*Anticipated internet comments…
By jabbing at people and organizations, you reek of the same hypocrisy you’re pointing out.
Taking the Lords name in vain for a cheap joke is not good.
The light and gentleness of Jesus seemed to dim when you critique others.
You know, that whole speck/plank in the eye thing?
If this is the Christianity you’re seeing in America, you’re looking in the wrong place! Get off the news and get out into the community!
This disappoints me. I thought you’d be better than this.
This isn’t peacemaking.
*things I’ll think about today….
What’s appropriate to say on these platforms?
What freedoms do you lose by mostly talking about spirituality?
What if you disdain the brand of Christianity but still identify as a Christian?
What kind of relationship do you want to have with strangers in the internet?
What do you do with your anger?
Do you share your hopelessness?
Are you just as hypocritical as everything else?
Are you ever going back to church?
Can you point out hypocrisy without being labeled “political”?
Are you even helping?
Should you try to talk about something else? Like creativity or life hacks?
Why didn’t you just not post those “alternative titles” and keep your week day easy?
* second alternative title…
“Possible self portrait 2025”
The struggle is real. Thanks for imaging and naming the complexities of it all.
Pretty discouraged right now. Appreciate you.