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“You’re chasing likes. I’m chasing souls.”            This Isn’t About Calling Anyone Out And let me be clear, this isn’t directed at any one person. People are free to use social media however they choose, and I’m not here to judge anyone for wanting to make money, build a brand, or grow an audience. But I’ve noticed something that bothers me… Somewhere along the way, social media became a place where people will sell pieces of their soul for a dollar, a view, or a few more followers. And I believe these platforms can be so much more than that. We can use our influence to promote health instead of insecurity. Happiness instead of hatred. Joy instead of jealousy. Love instead of division. Hope instead of hopelessness. We can use our voices to remind someone that they’re worthy. That they’re loved. That they’re not alone. That tomorrow is worth fighting for. Or… we can chase the money. There’s nothing wrong with making a living from something you love. But when money becomes more important than the people watching you, something has gone terribly wrong. I’d rather reach one hurting person than impress a million strangers. Because I don’t want my platform to be remembered for how much money it made me. I want it remembered for how many people it helped. Use the platform. Just don’t let the platform use you. We can use social media to feed the world’s appetite, or we can use it to feed someone’s soul. And that’s the choice each of us gets to make. #christiantiktok #kingdommindset #Jesus #faithoverfame #UseYourInfluence
“You’re chasing likes. I’m chasing souls.” This Isn’t About Calling Anyone Out And let me be clear, this isn’t directed at any one person. People are free to use social media however they choose, and I’m not here to judge anyone for wanting to make money, build a brand, or grow an audience. But I’ve noticed something that bothers me… Somewhere along the way, social media became a place where people will sell pieces of their soul for a dollar, a view, or a few more followers. And I believe these platforms can be so much more than that. We can use our influence to promote health instead of insecurity. Happiness instead of hatred. Joy instead of jealousy. Love instead of division. Hope instead of hopelessness. We can use our voices to remind someone that they’re worthy. That they’re loved. That they’re not alone. That tomorrow is worth fighting for. Or… we can chase the money. There’s nothing wrong with making a living from something you love. But when money becomes more important than the people watching you, something has gone terribly wrong. I’d rather reach one hurting person than impress a million strangers. Because I don’t want my platform to be remembered for how much money it made me. I want it remembered for how many people it helped. Use the platform. Just don’t let the platform use you. We can use social media to feed the world’s appetite, or we can use it to feed someone’s soul. And that’s the choice each of us gets to make. #christiantiktok #kingdommindset #Jesus #faithoverfame #UseYourInfluence

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