Jonwrush

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06/07/2026

I am a pastor. I play Rust. Last week I gave a stranger my entire kit on our server and asked him what he thought about Jesus. He was from Quebec, raised Catholic, left the church because his family was not into it. Then he said something I cannot shake. "I love people that love Jesus. Wasn't raised like that."

06/05/2026

If God cannot trust you with five, why would He give you five hundred. Most pastors are praying for a bigger ministry while half-stewarding the one in front of them. Whoever God has in front of you this week, be thankful for them. That is the assignment.

06/04/2026

Before you post, run two filters. Do you have fully formed thoughts on this, and will this benefit people or glorify God.

06/03/2026

Wherever the church is silent, social media fills the gap, and your people are forming their worldview somewhere.

06/02/2026

The church has outlasted Rome, the Ottomans, the Soviet Union, and every empire that thought it had finally captured it.

06/02/2026

Most online Christian commentary is road rage with a Bible verse attached. Something gets dehumanized when there is a layer between you and the other person. In traffic it is the windshield. Online it is the screen. The platform rewards you for forgetting there is a human on the other side.

06/01/2026

Two filters before you post. One. Do you have fully formed thoughts on this, or are you reacting. Two. Will this benefit people or glorify God. If the answer to either is no, the right move is not a better tweet. It is a Zoom link to your staff.

06/01/2026

Where the church is absent, the algorithm forms the worldview.

05/30/2026

Toxic posts get 85% more retweets than non-toxic ones. That is a math problem before it is a culture problem. The algorithm does not amplify your best content. It amplifies your most charged content. Pastors are not exempt. We are feeding the machine whether we know it or not.

05/30/2026

150,000 people log into Rust every day. Most are isolated. Most are nowhere near a church. Almost none are being asked the questions that matter.

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