Evangelism in a Digital Age
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A workshop at Good Book Company's Growing Young Disciples day, November 2009.
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Evangelism in a Digital Age
- 1. Evangelism in a digital age
- 2. No single piece of our mental world is to be hermetically sealed off from the rest, and there is not a square inch in the whole domain of our human existence over which Christ, who is Sovereign over all, does not cry: ‘Mine!’ Abraham Kuyper 2
- 3. torrent 3
- 4. 4
- 5. 4
- 6. 5
- 8. youtube 7
- 9. 8
- 10. twitter 9
- 11. Source: comScore Media Metrix 10
- 12. Source: comScore Media Metrix 10
- 13. paradigm shift 11
- 14. remote 12
- 15. personal 13
- 16. telling/selling 14
- 17. connecting 15
- 18. one-way 16
- 19. two-way 17
- 20. large-scale 18
- 21. small-scale 19
- 22. control 20
- 23. freedom 21
- 24. key characteristics 22
- 25. media torrent 23
- 26. information society 24
- 27. experience society 25
- 28. fun 26
- 29. stimulation 27
- 30. feelings 28
- 31. satisfaction 29
- 32. The most important thing about the communications we live among is not that they deceive (which they do); or that they broadcast a limiting ideology (which they do); or emphasize sex and violence (which they do); or convey diminished images of the good, the true and the normal (which they do); or corrode the quality of art (which they do); or reduce language (which they surely do) – . . . 30
- 33. . . . but that with all their lives, skews, and shallow pleasures, they saturate our way of life with a promise of feeling . . . Todd Gitlin Media Unlimited (2002) 31
- 34. It is an omnivorous freedom, freedom to behold, to seek distraction, to seek distraction from distraction . . . to enjoy one’s rootlessness, to relish the evanescent. Todd Gitlin 32
- 35. Where do all these highways go now that we are free? Leonard Cohen 33
- 36. nomadicity 34
- 37. shallowness 35
- 38. [Much] of the time the everyday noise of the media is the buzz of the inconsequential, the just there. This is neither the media’s downside nor their saving grace. The buzz of the inconsequential is the media’s essence. This pointlessness is precisely what we are, by and large, not free not to choose. Todd Gitlin 36
- 39. isolation 37
- 40. anonymity 38
- 41. secrecy 39
- 42. easy access 40
- 43. SIX THINKING HATS 41
- 44. Edward de Bono 42
- 45. feelings process benefits Six thinking hats information difficulties creativity
- 46. process benefits feelings information difficulties creativity
- 47. process benefits feelings information difficulties creativity
- 48. What feelings do you have evangelism in a digital age?
- 49. feelings process benefits information difficulties creativity
- 50. What benefits are there in embracing digital technology?
- 51. feelings process benefits difficulties information creativity
- 52. What are the difficulties and dangers?
- 53. feelings process benefits creativity information difficulties
- 54. What could you do? What would you like to try?
- 55. feelings process benefits information information creativity
- 56. What do you need to know?
- 57. useful sites
- 58. 24 April 2010 What God is doing Outreach strategies How your church can use the web www.internetevangelismday.com 55
- 60. feelings benefits process information information creativity
- 61. What do you need to do next?
- 62. things to do
- 63. watch some films
- 64. talk about them
- 65. find a bridge
- 66. blog for a secular
- 67. blog the good and bad
- 68. link to good material
- 69. expose
- 70. wrong thinking
- 71. encourage
- 73. Christian values
- 74. prepare
- 75. for engaging the world
- 76. www.damaris.org www.culturewatch.org www.tonywatkins.org tonywatkins_ tr.im/tonyfb 73
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- They may not go to the cinema,
- 16h 41 mins in 2002; 2h 23 min per day Children in multichannel households watch 28% more than in terrestrial only
- in the past 30 days, 17% of Twitter users (vs. 12% of non-Twitter social media users) have accessed social media from a washroom or toilet
- No. of visitors from every age segment is growing - not surprising considering that the total audience has grown 2700% in the past year. Proportion of visitors to Twitter under the age of 35 is increasing at a breakneck pace. The most notable positive shifts are evident among the 12-17 and 18-24 year old segments, which are coming at the expense of the 35+ segments.
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- this phrase distracts us from the primary role of the media by giving it a rational/intellectual label. Feels very positive. Don’t we all want more information? >> to experience society
- Rationalism in west given rise to deep need for feeling What we usually want from media is not information but experience . . .
- media invite us to cross a gap from the image here to what was/is/might be there
- [continues] . . . feeling, even if we may not know exactly how we feel about one or another batch of images except that they are there, streaming out of screens large and small, or bubbling in the background of life, but always coursing onward. (p. 6)
- Paradox is that technonomads are also freely accessible to other people’s wills.
- Leonard Kleinrock, UCLA
- Media Unlimited, p. 9
- Facebook / Twitter
- Media can be help us expose false thinking
- Wrong ideas, wrong attitudes, wrong values Not false Christian ideas but ways in which we think and behave in a worldly way rather than in a Christian way
- The flip side is that media can be used to encourage Christian thinking Not just, don’t conform, but be transformed
- Seeing right thinking working out Or seeing negative consequences of wrong thinking can encourage us in thinking rightly about life, the universe and everything
- And it can encourage us to hold strongly to Christian values
- More outward-directed benefit is that it can be used in training and preparing people for
- Engaging the world around us, for evangelism