Episode 384: A Christmas Message for the Smartphone Generation

The Holy Post

Phil Vischer

Society & Culture, Religion & Spirituality

4.5 • 4.4K Ratings

🗓️ 25 December 2019

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Summary

Merry Christmas! While the Holy Post crew is away for the holidays, we didn't want to leave you without an episode of your favorite podcast. To fill the gap, here's an Advent sermon Skye preached back in 2017 that relates to some themes we've been covering on recent shows.

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0:00.0	Hey everyone, this is Sky, Mary Christmas.
0:02.1	Welcome to the Holy Post.
0:03.3	This week, because it is the holidays,
0:05.1	we have a special episode because we're all out
0:07.5	with family and celebrating Christmas.
0:10.0	So we didn't want to leave you hanging
0:11.2	without something this week.
0:12.9	So this week, we have a sermon that I gave.
0:15.1	I believe this was back in 2017 during the Advent season.
0:19.0	It's a message called a Christmas message
0:21.3	for the smartphone generation.
0:23.4	And I decided to put this one out this week
0:25.0	because it fits with some themes
0:26.3	that we've covered recently on the podcast,
0:28.3	especially the content when Reed Shushard was on the show
0:31.2	a few weeks ago about technology and smartphones.
0:34.4	But I hope this kind of holds you over until next week
0:36.7	when we'll be back with another kind of special episode.
0:39.3	And of course, as always, this episode
0:41.2	has been brought to you by With God Daily,
0:42.9	my daily devotional for people who hate daily devotionals.
0:46.0	If you haven't signed up yet for the new year
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