We have amazing privileges before us, the internet and computers. I want to state it clearly that the internet is a humongous miracle and the church should not take it for granted.
Like someone has rightly said “Good is always the enemy of the best”, while we are grateful that we now have to opportunity to access God’s word and sermons anytime and anywhere, we must have clarity in what we seek.
Top internet corporations are investing heavily in building recommendation engines/systems today to increase how much time users spend on their platform.

We have millions if not billions of sermons on the internet in articles, audio, voice, images etc but one thing our world suffers from is attention deficiency.
I believe strongly that this reader is subscribed to more than ten different youtube channels and each of those is competing for our attention.
One of the reasons why we have so much content on the web is the low cost of production, publishing and hosting of content coupled with financial reward(in form of ads revenue) that creators get in return for users consuming their content.

There is so much talk and counselling on marriage today than ever before, please check the statistics of broken marriages, do you see any correlation

How much talk is there on the internet about healthy living and healthy eating, go to our hospitals and see how many are suffering from eating disorders or illnesses arising from unhealthy living.

The problem of our day is the lack of access to information neither too information but little or no attention and action on the part of those who consume such contents.

God does not want you to listen to a million sermon about repentance before you repent,you don’t have to listen to millions of sermons on prayer before you get serious in prayer,the scripture has not changed “Not the hearers but the Doers that are blessed”.

No man can have their life changed who only reads or consume the word but does not meditate or act.

There is nothing wrong in been hungry for knowledge or information but all is wrong when a man takes no or little action with what he has heard.

The one who knows and does nothing is worse than the one who does nothing because he knows nothing.

We do not advocate ignorance on the path of people neither do we advocate no action on the part of hearers.

The goal of the word is that those who hear it, may be transformed but no one is transformed who do not meditate and take action.

God’s call to you today is to hold fast unto the things which you have heard Heb 2:1