This week we trace how Fahrenheit 451 maps onto our lives of screens, short-form loops, and engineered division, then argue for a better aim: follow Christ, pursue objective truth, goodness, and beauty, and reclaim deep thought. Along the way we test AI’s limits, question productivity worship, and share a personal testimony of change.

• Fahrenheit 451’s logic of control through ideas
• propaganda fatigue and polarisation in modern media
• porches to wall-sized screens and the loss of talk
• AI’s blind spots in nuance, emotion, and ethics
• short-form content versus deep, slow reading
• productivity as idol and the myth of arrival
• progress instincts, games, and retirement traps
• aiming life at Christ and the cost that frees
• objective truth, goodness, and beauty linked
• cathedrals, real art, and culture that lasts
• closing call to seek Christ and think deeply

Christ is King, Jesus loves you, and he’s coming back soon, which means get your life in order. Follow him, find out about Christ. If there’s one thing I can recommend, investigate it, look into it.

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We lay out a blunt case against unfiltered democracy and argue for a basic voter competence test, then map the emotional and logical traps that warp public debate. From ad hominem to strawman, we show how to spot fallacies and keep your head when propaganda hunts your feelings.

• why equal ballots reward emotion over reason
• baseline test idea for civic literacy
• letter versus spirit of the law
• how media primes the amygdala
• dangers of missing context and rushed judgement
• picking battles without being miscast
• walkthrough of major logical fallacies
• practical cues to recognise manipulation
• closing thoughts on faith, wisdom and restraint

Christ is King, Jesus loves you, and He's coming back soon.

If you made it this far, then you're a legend, and I love you

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This week we trace how online hate reveals the heart, then move to exposure and accountability in the church, and finally lay out what the Bible says a Christian is and isn’t. We challenge cheap grace, contrast devout and nominal faith, and call for obedience rooted in love.

• hate comments as a mirror for the heart
• public exposés and digital receipts
• the duty to denounce at the same volume as promotion
• Christian as recognition, not self-label
• data on devout vs nominal outcomes
• works as evidence, not currency for salvation
• judging inside the church to protect the flock
• repentance, endurance and keeping commandments
• love as action and the daily cross
• warning against wolves and stumbling blocks

Christ is King. Jesus loves you and he’s coming back soon. If Jesus is your saviour, but not your Lord, he’s neither of those things for you.

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