Many Christians are wrestling with how to navigate the digital world in a way that honors Jesus. In this episode, Chris McCurley and Wes McAdams tackle the complex relationship between social media and spiritual formation. They explore questions like: Should Christians even be on social media? How can we be present in digital spaces without being shaped by them? What does faithful presence look like online? These aren’t easy questions—but they’re worth asking.
The conversation highlights how social media often thrives on anger, fear, and comparison—things that are fundamentally at odds with the Spirit of Christ. They reflect on how our online habits can either form us into more loving disciples or deform us into reactive, self-centered people. They also offer practical suggestions for discerning when to speak, when to stay silent, and how to be salt and light even in toxic digital environments.
Chris McCurley preaches for the Walnut Street Church of Christ in Dickson, Tennessee. Chris also hosts the Dear Church Podcast.
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