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Social Media Is the Largest Mission Field on Earth

Travis CareyBy Travis CareySeptember 1, 2026Updated:September 1, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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Should a pastor even be on social media? In Episode 26, the tables turn — producer Devin DeLaite steps in front of the camera to talk about why the church can’t afford to stay silent in the public square.

For the Pastor’s Office Podcast, Devin DeLaite is the man behind the camera. This week he’s the guest. Pastor Travis sits down with Devin to talk about the story behind this podcast, the growing movement of taking the Gospel into the digital marketplace, and why so many Christians are tempted to retreat from the very spaces that need light the most.

Drawing from Paul’s sermon at the Areopagus in Acts 17 — where he preached in the public square of Athens — Travis and Devin make the biblical case for the church showing up where people actually spend their time. They dig into the “salt and light” call of Matthew 5, the criticism aimed at Christian influencers, the resurgence of young men returning to faith after Charlie Kirk, raising kids in a smartphone age, and what it looks like to pursue excellence and authenticity for the glory of God.

Whether you’re a pastor, a believer wrestling with the role of technology in ministry, or someone just starting to seek out truth — this conversation is for you.


📖 This episode: Acts 17:22–23 | Matthew 5:13–14 | Luke 14:23

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Grace and peace to you. #PastorsOfficePodcast #Christianity #Bible #Jesus #Faith #Church #Gospel #ChristianPodcast #CalvaryChapel #Discipleship

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