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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Oh, yeah. Hey all, welcome to Truth's Table, Midwives of Culture for Grace and Truth.

I'm a Kimney, and I am actually the only one at the table.

But as you know, this table is built by black woman and for black women. So of course I'm inviting y'all

sisters to come and sit at the table with me.

It is about that time in the season, again, for a Truth's Table classroom.

And as we have said in the past, we always wanted to take time out in the season occasionally

to highlight our own work individually that the three of us do.

And so we thought it would be a good time in the season as we are

wrapping up the season to actually put out another truce table classroom.

This one is that we're putting out is a talk that I gave at LDR a conference in St Louis last year 2017.

I gave a talk entitled Would Jesus Retweet You? And in this talk I am I actually explain what

social media is the good the bad and ugly and I am actually challenging all of us really and myself to examine the ways that we've either

gossiped, slandered about other people online and I even put myself on blast by conducting a mini Twitter autopsy and so I believe

that Grace enables us to tell the truth about our own failings to tell the truth about our

sin and that's what I do in this talk. I hope it is a blessing. I hope it's convicting, but ultimately I hope

it's encouraging and I hope that it helps to shape the way that you

approach your own online presence so pull up a chair, enjoy, and be blessed.

This is, Would Jesus Retweet You by me?

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