God has no Phone, but I talk to Him. He has no Facebook, but he is still my friend. He does not have a Twitter, but I still follow Him. In today’s digital age, we often measure our connections through smartphones, social media, and online platforms. It’s become second nature to share our thoughts, feelings, and even our faith through these channels. But in the midst of all this technology, we must remember that our relationship with God transcends the digital realm.

Facebook shows God as sensitive content Posting something like Be Still and Know that I am God will show to your friends as sensitive, violent or graphic content. #bgbg2

First Baptist Church of Harrogate – Get out of Facebook Church Sign is this weeks Church Sign Saturday. #Facebook (Get out of Facebook and into my Book – God) #ChurchSign

Follow Courageous Christian Father on Courageous Christian Father’s Facebook Page. Where Bible verses & latest blog entries are shared! #Facebook.

Prodigal Son & Father – Talk about how it might be like if Prodigal Son and Father had Facebook. Just imagine if Facebook was around in Bible times. This is imaginary and what I perceive it might have been like if the Prodigal Son & Father had Facebook. #ProdigalSon #LovingFather #Facebook

Facebook Down, Instagram Down – Many people report that the social media sites Facebook and Instagram are down. #FacebookDown

Take control of your social media experience in 3 easy steps. See what you want, hide what you don’t by chaning your settings on Facebook. #SocialMedia

Facebook or Faithbook: I share with a church sign I pass on my way to work.You must check this blog entry out to see what the sign reads.