In this episode of Not That Kind of Christian, David Drury engages with guests Steve DeNeff and Hannah Lindsay to explore the intersection of faith and work. They discuss how Christians can integrate their faith into their daily work lives, the importance of recognizing the people around them, and the power of prayer in the workplace. We hope you enjoy this conversation!

Hosted By: David Drury

Produced By: Seth Strand and Lantern

Edited By: Seth Strand

Network Provided by: Lantern

Lantern is a ministry sponsored by Wesley Seminary. We empower faith-driven leaders, churches, and organizations to connect, grow, and serve through a trusted network rooted in Holiness values—shining as a light in the world.

Key Notes from the Episode:

- Many Christians separate their faith from their work life.

- Teaching can be seen as a calling, not just a job.

- Prayer can create a sense of belonging in the workplace.

- Recognizing coworkers as part of your calling is essential.

- Creating a safe space for sharing and prayer is important.

- Pastors can equip their congregations to live out their faith at work.

- The language of calling can elevate everyday work.

- Prayer is a non-threatening way to show love and support.

- Everyone has the opportunity to impact others through love.

Welcome to "Not That Kind of Christian," a podcast that focuses on the heart, hope, and humor of challenging topics. In this episode of Not That Kind of Christian, David Drury engages with his guests Mark Forrester and Gloria Lopez to explore the complex relationship between social media and faith. They discuss the dual nature of social media as both a tool for connection and a source of anxiety, emphasizing the importance of intentionality and purpose in its use. We hope that you enjoy this conversation as you listen in!

Key Notes from the Episode:

- Social media plays a crucial role in professional and personal life.

- Having a purpose is essential when using social media.

- Social media can lead to comparison and pride.

- Algorithms can create echo chambers and tribalism.

- There are positive opportunities for outreach through social media.

- Engaging with followers is key to effective communication.

- Diversity in communication is important for reaching broader audiences.

- Setting boundaries with social media is necessary for mental health.

- Social media can be a tool for spreading hope and the gospel.

Hosted By: David Drury

Produced By: Seth Strand and Lantern

Edited By: Seth Strand

Network Provided by: Lantern

Lantern is a ministry sponsored by Wesley Seminary. We empower faith-driven leaders, churches, and organizations to connect, grow, and serve through a trusted network rooted in Holiness values—shining as a light in the world.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Social Media's Impact on Faith

01:45 Personal and Professional Roles of Social Media

05:03 Understanding Social Media Habits and Realities

07:48 Red Flags in Christian Social Media Use

11:55 Positive Aspects of Social Media for Christians

19:59 Lessons for Intentional Social Media Use

21:02 The Importance of Being Present in Content Creation

22:37 Engaging Two-Way Communication in Social Media

23:38 Collaboration and Content Strategy in Organizations

26:26 Navigating Diversity in Communication

29:53 Lessons from a Missions Trip to Poland

36:22 Setting Boundaries for Healthy Social Media Use

40:42 Leadership Lessons from Pioneering Figures

Welcome to the "Not That Kind of Christian" podcast! "Not That Kind of Christian" is a podcast where tough topics meet heart, hope, and humor. Hosted by David Drury, each episode is an honest, down-to-earth conversation with people who care about living out their faith in the real world. We’ve dumped the outrage and insider jargon. Instead, we want to have thoughtful, relatable dialogue about the questions real Christians are asking right now. It’s a space where faith can hold tension, welcome laughter, and offer practical wisdom for everyday life. If you’ve ever thought, “I’m a Christian… just not that kind,” this is for you.

Hosted By: David Drury

Produced By: Seth Strand and Lantern

Edited By: Seth Strand

Network Provided by: Lantern

Lantern is a ministry sponsored by Wesley Seminary. We empower faith-driven leaders, churches, and organizations to connect, grow, and serve through a trusted network rooted in Holiness values—shining as a light in the world.