Who is your Shepard?
That’s a striking image—a cell phone dressed as a shepherd. It really makes you think about how easily we’re led astray by something so small but so powerful. How many of us have turned it into an object of worship, letting it guide our lives while distracting us from what really matters?
Woe to those who are led astray, especially the vulnerable—our kids. We’ve got to protect them and ourselves. Maybe it’s time to cut the cord again, break free from the noose this device has become around our necks. Not every shepherd leads to green pastures.
That’s a striking image—a cell phone dressed as a shepherd. It really makes you think about how easily we’re led astray by something so small but so powerful. How many of us have turned it into an object of worship, letting it guide our lives while distracting us from what really matters?
Woe to those who are led astray, especially the vulnerable—our kids. We’ve got to protect them and ourselves. Maybe it’s time to cut the cord again, break free from the noose this device has become around our necks. Not every shepherd leads to green pastures.
That’s a striking image—a cell phone dressed as a shepherd. It really makes you think about how easily we’re led astray by something so small but so powerful. How many of us have turned it into an object of worship, letting it guide our lives while distracting us from what really matters?
Woe to those who are led astray, especially the vulnerable—our kids. We’ve got to protect them and ourselves. Maybe it’s time to cut the cord again, break free from the noose this device has become around our necks. Not every shepherd leads to green pastures.