Friends, thank you for being part of this community.
To better serve you with easier access, stronger engagement, and a more connected experience, we’re officially transitioning this group over to our new Food for the Heart Facebook community.
Over the next 30 days, this current group will be gradually retired.
Our new Facebook group will be the primary place for:
• Weekly Food for the Heart replays
• New blogs, resources, and Jesus Meditations
• Updates on upcoming webinars and events
• Encouragement and community discussion
• Easier connection with the broader Abide Network audience
What you need to do now: Join the new Facebook group by clicking below
I think as in all things that technology can do, there is a serious danger of damaging our own ability to think and develop our brains and our faith in God as the sovereign Creator. We read books like the dystopia tales such as Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury where the people had to burn books. They were forbidden to own a book and Firemen would come to burn them if they found one in a home. The homes had large screens that covered their walls to keep them informed and amused by a fake world. This was Bradbury's sense of where our reliance on technology would take us. He's not far off is he! What a shock to see how close we are to living the theme out. The wise ones who escaped were reading Scriptures and hiding out in the deep woods. I don't even know what faith Ray Bradbury has or had but he was prophetic.