What do you think? Do sharing conspiracy theories on your platforms to your audience do more harm than good?
Everything shifted in my content about 18 months ago when my step-dad (Daddyio) passed away from early onset dementia. Seeing him cross over to eternity in hospice really put things in perspective...
I began to ask "What is my purpose?"
"Am I keeping the main thing the main thing?"
"Am I doing justice to the LIFE that God has given me?"
And even more recently... I began to really think about the impact of WHAT I POST on the feelings, values, and outcomes of my audience. When a friend lost a family member to suicide (due to mental health issues that admittedly were worsened through social consumption of Truther content) - it was a gut punch.
Even the idea that some people may not be able to "handle" the conversations or content... or that the devil may USE those conspiracies or plots or hypothesis' against a humans mental capacity...
Made. My. Heart. Break.
Listen to todays episode as we talk about with the Bible says about this and what I've noticed online more than ever...
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