The Word at Westminster

How to avoid the polarizing effect of the internet

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We live in a digital culture which can be very polarizing. This has to do with algorithms, echo chambers, profit margins (and more). This post and podcast episode includes one suggestion that should help. A blog (written) version of this episode can be found at MatthewRuttan.com.

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A Real Definition of Hope (1 Peter 3:8-22)

When it comes to following Jesus, we need to think proactively about how to define the terms we use. What do we mean by faith or love? If were not careful, our thinking can become shallow or, even worse, unbiblical. The same is true for the word hope. Hugo Gryn remembers a time as a boy when he was in a concentration camp. His father used up their last bit of butter to make a Sabbath candle for a worship service. Without food we can live for weeks. But we cannot live for a minute without hope. This sermon explores 1 Peter 3:8-22. Peter is often called the apostle of hope. He encourages his readers both then and now to be prepared to share the reason for their hope, even in the face of hostility. But if we dont know the reason for our hope, we wont be prepared to share it. These days, hope is like water in the desert. Lets think seriously about what it means.

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