The concern isn’t that we feel strongly about cultural moments. Feeling deeply is human. The concern is when our emotional reaction becomes louder than our devotion, faster than our prayer life, and more visible than our love. When that happens, outrage stops being a response and starts becoming a posture.

If you’ve spent any time around teenagers lately, you’ve seen it — the constant presence of earbuds. They walk into the room, one AirPod in, half-listening to you and half-lost in another world. The earbuds stay in through dinner, through chores, through the car ride, and even through youth group. We tell ourselves, “Hey, it’s just music.” But what if it’s not just music? What if that one little white earbud represents something deeper...

"Gen Z is reshaping location sharing—balancing safety, connection, and privacy. Is tracking security or surveillance? Let's discuss."

Teens face immense digital pressures, and their online choices matter. Equip them with wisdom, boundaries, and God’s truth. #DigitalPurity