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- 1. SOCIAL MEDIA IDENTITY DR BEX LEWIS, CODEC, DURHAM UNIVERSITY; SOCIAL MEDIA CONSULTANT, DIGITAL FINGERPRINT #RevConf13
- 2. WHO AM I? https://twitter.com/drbexl Life Explorer, HE/learning, Christian, cul tural history, WW2 posters: Keep Calm & Carry On, digital, ENFP, #digitalparenting, @digitalfprint, @ww2poster, @bigbibl e
- 3. WHO ARE YOU?
- 4. 1 JOHN 3:1 “What marvelous love the Father has extended to us! Just look at it – we‟re called children of God! That‟s who we really are.” (MSG)
- 5. „BEING‟ A CHILD OF GOD… DISCUSS: What words/image s come to mind when you think about BEING a child of God? Image Credit: Seed Resources
- 6. FOR THE MOUTH SPEAKS WHAT THE HEART IS FULL OF. LUKE 6:45
- 7. CRIS ROGERS We need to spend time in his presence and then we will have something to say.
- 8. WHERE ARE YOUR LIVES ON DISPLAY?
- 9. “IF AN ALIEN VISITED…” … and all they had to see was your Facebook page (or other „public‟ profile).. What would their perception of your life be? Image: RGB Stock
- 10. REV PROF DAVID WILKINSON God is a communicating God: “In the beginning was the word”. God is extravagant in communication – he is not a silent God who has to be tempted into communicating with people. Image Credit: Durham University
- 12. THE FRUITS OF THE SPIRIT: WHAT DO THEY LOOK LIKE ONLINE? Image Credit: Kezi
- 13. WHAT OTHER BIBLICAL VALUES DO WE WANT TO SEE IN OUR (DIGITAL) WORLD? Image Credit: iStockPhoto
- 14. VALUES
- 15. WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO TRULY BE?
- 17. https://audioboo.fm/boos/1577833-what-does-it-mean-to-be-a- digital-disciple-with-changingworship
- 18. NELSON MANDELA Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness, that most frightens us. We ask ourselves, who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, and fabulous? Actually, who are you not to be? You are a child of God. Your playing small doesn‟t serve the world. There‟s nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other people won‟t feel insecure around you. We are all meant to shine, as children do. We are born to make manifest the glory of God that is within us. It‟s not just in some of us, it‟s in everyone. And as we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same. As we are liberated from our own fear, our presence automatically liberates others. Image Credit: Wikipedia
- 19. How does one become a butterfly? You must want to fly so much that you are willing to give up being a caterpillar. (Anon) Image Credit: Wikipedia
- 20. THE LEGEND OF BAGGER VANCE Inside each and every one of us is our one true, authentic swing . Something we was born with. Something that‟s ours and ours alone. Something that can‟t be learning… something that‟s got to be remembered. Image Credit: Wikipedia
- 21. GARY COLLINS (CHRISTIAN LIFE COACH) If you're a Christian, seeking to walk in the footsteps of Jesus, you'll approach every aspect of your life from this perspective. Your commitment to Christ will impact your marriage, parenting, l ifestyle, values, spen ding, time management, vocati on ... Image Credit: Gary Collins website
- 22. STEPHEN FRY (VIA TWITTER) Stop wanting wealth and fame and start wanting instead to do something well about which you are passionate. Image Credit: Wikipedia
- 23. KOFI ANNAN (UN) To live is to choose. but to choose well, you must know who you are and what you stand for, where you want to go and why you want to get there. Image Credit: Wikipedia
- 25. THINK: WHAT ARE YOUR PASSIONS? Image Credit: Seed Resources
- 26. WHAT CAN YOU GET INVOLVED IN?
- 28. HUMAN BEINGS AT MACHINES, NOT “ARE MACHINES” …
- 29. WHY BE ONLINE? @FRDAVIDCLOAKE Whilst I cannot conclude my thinking in a wholly positive way, I acknowledge that great use of all of this to my own personal discipleship. I am a broader Christian, a better informed Christian, a more readily supported and sustained Christian and for that I love this digital life. If that makes me a better Christian, then perhaps its purpose is served if a purpose exists and indeed if a purpose is needed. However, I shall continue to pray that someone, somewhere, can say with absolute clarity that because of this digital community, they came to Christ.
- 30. WHO MIGHT SEE IT? God Parents „The kids‟ The newspaper Your worst enemy
- 31. NO NEED TO TAKE OVER THE WORLD…
- 32. FIND YOUR OWN PATH
- 33. HOW DO WE DEAL WITH THE THINGS THAT DIVIDE US? Image Credit: Seed Resources
- 34. DR JOHN TOWNSEND The best people in the world aren‟t those who never fail – but those who fail and learn something from it. I hope that your goal in life isn‟t to slide safely into death not having screwed up much.
- 36. Published by Lion Hudson February 2014
- 37. END ON A PRAYER Father, Creator God, You sent your Word, Jesus Christ, to reveal your love and compassion to the world; you have called us to be his disciples, true images of your beloved Son, proclaiming his Gospel to all creation. His story is now our story. Keep us faithful to what we have received, and generous in our sharing. Holy Father, we thank you also for the gift of the Holy Spirit whom you sent to sanctify and bless all you have created and be the bond of love that unites all of us with you and your Son. Send forth your Spirit upon us now. Purify our hearts and make us attentive to your promptings that we may be true missionaries in the digital world. Grant us the humility to seek you above and before all other things that all we say and do may be done in your name and for your glory. We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen http://www.ibenedictines.org/2012/10/21/a-prayer-for-the- christian-new-media-conference-cnmac12/ // @DigitalNun
- 38. @drbexl @digitalfprint @bigbible Image Credit: iStockPhoto
Notas do Editor
- Social Media Identity For the mouth speaks what the heart is full of. (Luke 6:45) What does it mean to be a ‘child of God’ in a digital age? With our lives on display, where are we drawing our inspiration from? If we are made in God’s image, and God is a communicating God, what responsibilities does that place upon us in our public digital lives? We’ll think about what this all means by thinking about having the courage of your convictions, following your passions, and what it might mean to be authentic in lives where online/offline are mixed.
- So, who am I? Bit of background, experience, etc… The words I’ve used to describe myself – giving an image of me as a whole, why Christian 3rd?
- Quickly chat to someone next to you (that you don’t know) and seek to find something in common … that’s essentially social media … focus on the social, rather than the technology… What kind of connections did you make?Does it matter that they are probably not that deep? Are your lives full & varied – what passions drive you?
- Today’s key verse suggested by Spring Harvest is … are we SEEING, HEARING, EXPERIENCING… if not .. If we’re not being refilled from the source, how can we share with others (in any space?)
- Is it about being, doing? Is it about you/God? Is it about expectations? Is it about perceptions from others? What do you think people would be searching for online? Does it address your passions?http://www.seedresources.com/view/images/living_within_the_light_of_christ_as_children_of_god. FLIPCHART paper – words/doodles…
- Ensure that what we’re thinking about is not just about individual ‘brownie points’ but bigger/community pictures…
- Invite responses about which platforms they are using.. . How much it feels like display, what they think about before they place material online?Emphasise don’t want bland Bible bots (2nd session), but give some thought to what message are presenting – doesn’t matter what you’re doing, the label of Christian is still attached – what does this mean?
- We may be the only Bible that some people ever see … What do your priorities appear to be? Does God seem to have a place in your life? Demonstrate life as it is, rather than how you wish it would be… Relentlessly positive? How do we also share some of the difficulties of life – be real, allow people to connect with us [some of best sermons I’ve ever heard are people telling me are how they’ve dealt with difficult times… demonstrated that they are still pursuing the answers… ]… sentences end in a question rather than in a full stop?http://www.rgbstock.com/photo/2dQMJYj/We+Are+Not+Alone
- “In the beginning was the word, and the word was God…” He wants to communicate with us (2-way)…what do Jesus’ teaching then mean for our lives today? If we are made in God’s image, and God is a communicating God, what responsibilities does that place upon us in our public digital lives? Image taken from Durham University website.
- We want to be salt & light in the world – how are we to be different – we’ll look at this more tomorrow, but there’s a good opportunity to look to the Bible for the kinds of behaviours we want to see online, the aspects of our lives, and our Christian lives that we want to highlight (including the difficulties!)
- Discuss and feedback as part of the next slide…http://kezi.files.wordpress.com/2011/08/fruit-of-the-spirit.jpg
- We’ll think about what this all means by thinking about having the courage of your convictions, following your passions, and what it might mean to be authentic in lives where online/offline are mixed. Integrity (own comments “I feel, etc.)Self-control (consider consequences of interpretation – inc revisited later) Patience (expectations for response times)Authenticity (consistent to “you”)Trust (information can be out there, don’t speak on others behalf unless permission)Non-manipulative (audience aware, do someone down, bad spin; “If you love Jesus share this”)Respect (encounter different opinions – think through reactions); Good Manners; not ‘entitled’ to respect – respect others first.. Treat as you expect to be treated“Freedom of Speech” – think carefully; LibelSelf-awareness – context; read differently – can you “hear” tone of voiceDon’t press “send” in anger …Kindness – encourage online, messages of supportTransparency – do we know the source of all this… Aliases? Who’s saying what? Accountability. Who are they?
- We’ve talked about returning to ‘The Source’ to know what Jesus says, but the internet gives exposure to a great range of ideas/philosophies – and here we look at some of them … some ideas that tie into the idea that God gave us passions to follow…
- It’s where the name of my business ‘Digital Fingerprint’ comes from… others talk about a ‘digital footprint’ or ‘digital shadow’ – leaving traces behind (both feel quite heavy, possibly even sinister) – a fingerprint is unique, it’s totally YOU … the YOU that God created … so how do be ‘the best YOU’ that you can be… Robb – digital skin…
- Explain ‘The Jesus Arms’ at Greenbelt… (2mins) … “being comfortable in your own digital skin” [digital not a replacement for other aspects of life, but part of it…]
- Are we being a caterpillar … I spend a lot of time working with people thinking about what it means to be a disciple online – by nature that will be those who are not afraid to talk about their faith online – though will do it in different ways…
- When we’re engaging with others online, or accepting ourselves… accept as we are… think about what assumptions you make about others that maybe are unhelpful in trying to communicate with others…http://uminntilt.wordpress.com/2013/03/05/introverts-extroverts-change-takes-courage/
- Note: digital doesn’t mean doing everything online… take 90 seconds to sit in silence, and think about what you really LOVE, are driven to do, and how that might be viewed as God-given… not looking to share, just think, take time for yourself… Talk to each other about what you enjoy…
- At church or in other activities … remember what we said about being a Christian wherever you are (assuming you are) .. Not an excuse to turn up and Bible bash people, but if you spend all your time doing ‘Christian activities’ where are you engaging with the world. Think e.g. clubs, etc… share some ideas…
- One of my passions is about being authentic/real online … we are real people behind those computer screens and we need to remember that in all our interactions. This does not mean we have to tell everyone everything … the same as we make decisions about what/who to share with – we do in our online communications…
- … and at all times we want to remember that we are talking about ‘human beings at machines’ nor replaced by ‘human beings as machines’.
- Also purpose – to encourage, challenge, think through things with each other… how do we change ourselves, our community … and our nation/global?
- Think about who might read it .. And think how that might change what you write… think about your audience … (not about spending all time adapting to other people – but also need to contextualise)… DISCUSS how this might change the kind of posts you make..
- Not about the numbers: Not a competition to ‘collect’ the most friends – value the quality of friendships (some, like me, will enjoy many friendships, others won’t) … but think about how you engage in those friendships – are they adding quality to your life, or cutting you off from some of the possibilities of life (aka friendships online are ‘real’, but expect to be part of the mix?)
- Can be a challenge when we are all biologically designed to seek friendships with others who seem ‘most like us’ and turn on those who don’t seem to ‘fit in’ .. .but encourage with story of own decision post-redundancy..
- And what about disagreements between Christians… especially in Biblical interpretation? What do you think that should look like online? Should we all be sweetness & light, or have public disagreements? Is it black and white? Is anything?http://www.seedresources.com/view/images/stripes-of-colour
- AND REMEMBER… (famous author of Boundaries) Online – tend to experiment a lot – it doesn’t all work, but we need to blaze a trail, that others can build upon…
- Also need to take time out to refresh ourselves … learn to delegate, learn to manage our time online, etc.. What can see as pros/cons of this? Do you have FOMO?
- Final word – remember – there is always a human being at the other end of the keyboard… think before you type…Questions?