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TikTok Christianity is Missing Something: A Conversation on Biblical Authority

TikTok Christianity is Missing Something: A Conversation on Biblical Authority

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In this episode, Scott and Brandon discuss the authority of Scripture in the context of modern social media influences, particularly TikTok. They explore how these platforms can distort theological understanding, especially among younger generations like Gen Z. The conversation emphasizes the importance of discipleship within the local church, the need for proper hermeneutics, and the dangers of celebrity-driven theology. They provide practical steps for reclaiming Scripture as the ultimate authority in life and encourage listeners to engage deeply with the Word of God while navigating cultural shifts and political conversations with their children.


Chapters


00:00 Introduction to Authority in Life

02:52 The Impact of Social Media on Theology

05:53 Cultural Shifts and Their Effects on Youth

08:42 Navigating Political Conversations with Kids

11:39 The Dangers of TikTok Theology

14:49 The Role of Discipleship in the Church

17:48 Understanding Hermeneutics and Context

20:41 The Authority of Scripture vs. Personal Interpretation

23:44 The Risks of Celebrity-Driven Theology

26:37 Reclaiming Scripture as Authority

29:31 Practical Steps for Biblical Literacy

32:31 The Importance of Community and Local Church

35:30 Final Thoughts on Authority and Truth


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Keywords


authority, scripture, social media, TikTok theology, discipleship, Gen Z, biblical literacy, cultural shifts, political conversations, hermeneutics



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