3/29/26 Social Media: Right or Wrong?

In this sermon from Faith Church, the speaker explores the moral neutrality of social media, framing it not as inherently right or wrong but as a tool whose value depends on how it's used. Drawing from Ephesians 4 and Philippians 4, he emphasizes that communication—whether spoken or typed—must be edifying, kind, truthful, and holy. The sermon highlights the dangers of social media’s addictive design, dopamine-driven algorithms, and the spread of misinformation, while also celebrating its potential for evangelism, encouragement, and spreading biblical truth. The speaker urges listeners to set intentional boundaries: limiting screen time, disabling notifications, creating tech-free zones, and curating their feeds to avoid comparison and negativity. He warns against using social media for personal vendettas, passive aggression, ego-stroking, or seeking validation, and instead calls for self-examination and Christ-centered discernment. The message concludes with a challenge to use social media as a platform for glory to God, not self.