Psalm 23
The camera changes the distance—not the purpose.
For generations, Christians have used the communication tools available to them to carry the Gospel beyond the places where it was first proclaimed. The technology changes. The purpose does not.
Media can be more than advertising for ministry happening somewhere else. Media can be ministry. A person watching alone on a phone matters just as much as the person sitting in the room.
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Technology should disappear into its purpose.
The best production becomes almost invisible because nothing unnecessary stands between the audience and what is being communicated.
More content is not the goal.
Before creating something, we ask: does this help, clarify, encourage, create space for worship, solve a problem, or start a worthwhile conversation?