The Latin phrase Imago Dei translates to “the image of God.” Based on Genesis 1:27, which states that God created humanity in God’s own image, we believe in our inherent interconnectedness to the Divine. This foundational truth means that all humans possess sacred worth, dignity, and a spiritual connection to the Creator. How do we maintain this core belief and value in an ever-changing digital age?
Technology moves at an alarming rate, altering how we love, think, gather, and care for one another. In a culture driven by algorithms, hyper-connectivity, and artificial intelligence, how do we remain meaningfully connected to one another and to God? Over the next four weeks, we will examine our digital habits, look at the systemic impacts of technology, and explore how we can reclaim these tools as instruments for liberation, presence, and justice. We hope you will join us for this important conversation.
October 4
Authentic Connection in a Digital Age
John 1:1-4,14
October 11
Finding Rest in a Digital Age
Deuteronomy 5:12-14, Matthew 11:28-30
October 18
Human Dignity in a Digital Age
Genesis 1:27 & 31, 1 John 3:16-18
October 25
Using Technology for Good in a Digital Age
Luke 4:16-18, Romans 10:14-17