It baffles me how many times we do things for the “sake of ministry,” or at least use that type of language to justify the things that we’re doing. I think we get confused too easily and are far too willing to sacrifice what is great for what is temporarily good.
Chris Brogan, although speaking specifically about small businesses, has a good lesson and reminder about the time we spend online and whether or not it’s healthy and productive.
Take a look:
Connecting can become very addicting and dangerous. That is absolutely true.
I’m not addicted to connecting to friends online.
I could stop anytime I chose to.
I just don’t chose to [he said - standing in a river in Egypt.]