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EPISODE · Jan 9, 2025 · 12 MIN

Death by Social Media… It’s not the schools, the library, TV, or movies.

from The Legacy Imperative Podcast · host Legacy Imperative

Join Jeff Ling, pastor of Clear River Community Church, and Dr. Bob Petterson, founder of Legacy Imperative, as they discuss the pervasive influence of social media on younger generations. In this enlightening episode, they delve into the challenges posed by unchecked information and the cultural shifts driven by these platforms. Learn practical strategies for grandparents to connect with and guide their grandchildren amidst the digital chaos. From creating social media-free zones to sharing compelling family stories, discover ways to foster genuine conversations and impart timeless truths. Ultimately, the conversation highlights the importance of modeling positive behavior and prioritizing spiritual connections, ensuring that the core message of faith and the path to salvation remain at the heart of family discussions.

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