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What The Internet Is Doing To Our Brains
By SermonCentral on Mar 5, 2024
This completely secular video is instructional, AND could be a great intro for your next sermon.
In every generation there are challenges for those who preach the world. This completely secular video is instructional, and it could be a great intro for your next sermon. As preachers, it reminds us of the world our people live in, and the unspoken assumptions they bring to everything they read, see or hear. You might also use the video as an introduction to a message about using discernment in our modern context.
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