5 Lifi tsa Media Social — Trip LEE
5 Lifi tsa Media Social
Guest poso tsoang Jessica Barefield
E-re ke qale ka ho fana ka ikgololo. Sehlooho sena se e seng mabapi le kamoo rerang bobe metswedi ya dikgang ke. Sebelisoa ka tsela e itekanetseng, le tokelo ea molao pelo mele, e ka ba ntho e tse babatsehang. Ntlha ea sehlooho sena ke ho supa ka litsela tse ling tseo metswedi ya dikgang ka ba leraba bakeng sa bophelo ba Bokreste le ho u khothalletsa hore u hlahlobe pelo ea hao ha ho tluoa tabeng tshebediso ya hao ya kahisano mecha ea phatlalatso le ho nka karolo. Tsena ke litsela tse hlano tseo metswedi ya dikgang ka ho fepa litakatso ba rōna ba boetsalibe.
1. metswedi ya dikgang ka senya nako ea hao
Sena ke ha ho letho le ha rea ​​utloa pele, empa ho habohlokoa ho pheta-pheta. Re hopotsoa ka Baefese 5:16-17 hore matsatsi a rerang bobe 'me re lokela ho etsa tshebediso molemo ka ho fetisisa oa nakong eo oo re o filoeng. Nahana ho se hokae seo u ka se etsang ho e-na hlahloba liwebsaete tseo kaofela. Ha a ntse a letile sebokeng sa, re ka tsoela pele lenane la batho hore ba rapelle fonong rōna 'me ba qeta metsotso e ao eketsehileng ka thapelo hore a malapa a rōna le metsoalle. Ka sebele, ka nako e le 'ngoe kapa motho e mong, bohle re molato oa ho qeta lihora tse on Facebook ka letsatsi le ka mohla bulela Lentsoe la Molimo. Ho tloha ka motsotso mongwe le mongwe ke mpho e tsoang ho Morena, e 's habohlokoa ho ipotsa, "Na ho na ho hong ho molemo hore ke ka qeta nako e ka ho ea pele?"Boholo ba nako, karabo mohlomong ee.
2. metswedi ya dikgang fana ka sethaleng mong le e mong monahano oa hao ho
Ke nahana hore thusong ea Posting pele ho metswedi ya dikgang ka qhekella u nahane ho OK ho ngolang feela ka taba e itseng. Re tletleba, re sa tsejoe Bash batho, re hlompholla sechaba sa fuoeng bolaoli ba, 'me re re ho sa tsotellehe hore re nahana ka likhalala, joalokaha eka ba ne ba sa batho ba sebele. Mme re dumela ha re hlile lokela ho arabella leha e le efe ea eona. U se ke ua thetseha ke sephiri sa kamore ea hao hona joale-ho tla ba le ha ho letho le poraefete ha re ema ka pel'a Molimo ea phelang le fa tlaleho e etsoe mantsoe a rōna. Matheu re lemosa ka ho hlaka e ntle, "Ka letsatsi la kahlolo, batho ba tla nehelana ka tlaleho mabapi le hore mong le e mong lentsoe sa tsotelleng ba bua. "A re ke re hopotsoa sena lemosang nakong e tlang re ntjhafatsa boemo ba rona.
Ha re qeta nako re le ekelitsoeng la tšollela holim 'seo ba bang ba se etsang' me a re, e lebisa tlhokomelo ea rōna lintho tsohle tseo re ha ba na kapa fetoa ke ho. E ka etsa hore re belaelle hore na ke hobane'ng bophelong ba rōna ha ba batle e le 'ngoe. Ke hobane'ng ha ke nahana ka qotsa hore? Ke lakatsa eka ke ne ke e ka kutloisiso ea hae ha mokhoa oa ho. ntlo ea bona e ncha ke tsela khōloanyane ho feta rōna! Haeba re se hlokolosi, Metsotso e mashome a mararo on Facebook kapa Pinterest ka hore u ikutloe u sa beheng, mobe, 'me underwhelmed le bophelo ba hao. Baheberu re phehella hore re, "Le 'ne bophelo ba hao u lokolohile ho rata chelete, le ho khotsofalla seo u nang le, etsoe O re, 'Le ka mohla nke u tlohela kapa u furalla.' "Re qetellong ka ba khotsofalla bophelo ba rōna joalokaha-ba balumeli hobane re fuoa sohle seo re se hlokang e Kreste. Ipotse hore na tsela eo u sebelisang mecha ea phatlalatso ea tsoang sechabeng thusa u lumela 'nete ena.
metswedi ya dikgang ka potlako e be sethala rona hae bakeng sa ho iketelletsa pele. We have to ask ourselves what our motivation really is for posting the things that we do. Na re batla kutloelo-bohloko kapa a mo rorisa? Na re batla ho hantle nahana ka kapa ithorise ka lintho tseo monate re 'nile etsa? Na u kamehla hlahloba kamoo batho ba bangata "likes for" kapa "retweets" poso ea hao a? Kaofela ha lintho tsena le ngangisane boikhohomoso 'me re lule re tsepamisitse maikutlo tabeng ea itsebang kateng. Sena se ka ba leraba ho khetheha ho leng thata ho mang kapa mang ea nang le sethala hore fetela le ka nģ'ane ho metsoalle le ba malapa a bona. Whether you do music or have a popular blog, hobane feela batho ba likete ba mamela ha ho bolele lintho tsohle tse tlang kelellong ea Ke habohlokoa re. Re lokela ho hopola hore retweets, litlhaloso, le likes for u se ke ua ka tsela e iketsang fa legitimacy seo re ngolang. Molimo o bona se susumetsoa lipelo tsa rōna 'me ha ho mohla thetseha ke poso hantle duleng diatla. Ha ke ntse ke Samuel 2:3 oa lemosa, "Le se ke tsoela pele ba bua joalo motlotlo kapa a molomo oa hao a bue joalo boikhohomoso, Morena ke Molimo ea tsebang le ka ho Mo liketso tsa ba boima ba. "
Mong le o mong ka rua molemo metswedi ya dikgang na bakeng sa likamanong tsa, ho na le drawback. Ho bonolo ho khema le ba u rata (mohlomong bonolo haholo?). Na u ntse u lokela e tebileng, meqoqo e nang le morero ka seqo? It is easy to keep up with a lot of people you love—and a lot of people you don’t even know (mohlomong ba bangata haholo?). Na u oversaturated le dintlha tsa 300 bophelo ba batho hore u se ke ua etsa mosebetsi o motle oa lerato la 10 batho bao u ba bonang beke e le hore bekeng e? Re ka potlako re itloaetse ho ba bareki mong oa boitsebiso ho e-na ratang batho. Ho tseba ka bophelo ba motho e mong le ho kopanela ka hohle-hohle bophelo ba hao dessyecik metswedi ya dikgang ke ha ho tšoane le ho ba motsoalle oa sebele. Ke 'nete hore Jesu ke mohlala o phethahetseng oa hore na ho bolela'ng ho ba motsoalle oa' nete. Joalokaha Jesu a se rutang, "Taelo My ke ena: Love each other as I have loved you. le lerato le leholo o na le ha ho motho ea ho lena, e le hore a ka behang bophelo ba hae bakeng metsoalle ea hae. "Botsoalle feta bala diapdeite boemo le litšoantšo. Botsoalleng ke sehlabelo. Ho jara meroalo e mong le e mong. Ho se feela ho ka thoeng-it e lokela ho ba bonahalang.
Jessica Barefield lulang Washington D.C. le monna oa Trip hae, 'me mora oa bona Q. U ka bala ho eketsehileng ho eena nakong blog ya hae, Rata ho rata.
Xavier • September 24, 2013 nakong 12:18 thapama • Reply
This is so true. I will openly admit that I waste hours and hours of my time and days on social media and all the points brought forward, I can directly relate to. I know in my mind and heart that I want to and have to cut it out, or greatly diminish it, but it isn’t easy. But the message you have conveyed and the words of God that you’re using to reinforce this speak to me clearly. Kea le leboha ka sehlooho sena :)
Ashley • September 24, 2013 nakong 12:19 thapama • Reply
Great poso! Really made me think and consider my social media usage!
Tyron • September 24, 2013 nakong 12:21 thapama • Reply
Daniela • September 24, 2013 nakong 12:27 thapama • Reply
Wow! Ke 'nete haholo. I definitely need to work on my social media intake. It’s very consuming one of the very reasons I stopped getting on Pinterest. Kea le leboha ka ho kopanela.
Jay • September 24, 2013 nakong 12:51 thapama • Reply
Stacey • September 24, 2013 nakong 12:57 thapama • Reply
Thank you so much for posting this. I have been fighting with myself about getting on Facebook. Seems lately all it does is make mad angry. This was everything I needed to hear and will reread when I need to be reminded. Thank you and Trip. Molimo a u hlohonolofatse.
Mishael • September 24, 2013 nakong 1:20 thapama • Reply
Eulaivi Clutario • September 24, 2013 nakong 1:30 thapama • Reply
ee • September 24, 2013 nakong 1:48 thapama • Reply
Caleb • September 24, 2013 nakong 2:15 thapama • Reply
hantle re! I’ve had some of these same thoughts about social media over the past fee years. Keep writing!
Cara • September 24, 2013 nakong 4:56 thapama • Reply
ke rata sena!!!! So so true and I wish more people understood these points!
Themba • September 25, 2013 nakong 5:49 na • Reply
you’re really inspiration to this generation. hantle re!!!
Clara • September 26, 2013 nakong 4:27 na • Reply
Angela • September 26, 2013 nakong 5:27 thapama • Reply
JAmes • September 26, 2013 nakong 5:27 thapama • Reply
e ntle…. Glory to God alone….
Mark • September 26, 2013 nakong 5:36 thapama • Reply
ke leboha haholo, for the “little people” with out a voice it speaks numbers to think our “social” value is derived from social media. Thanks for the wake up call !
Jimmy McCrary • September 26, 2013 nakong 5:38 thapama • Reply
Ke ne ke hloka ena!!
Oyishoma Emmanuel • September 26, 2013 nakong 5:40 thapama • Reply
ADIN MOORE • September 26, 2013 nakong 5:44 thapama • Reply
This is a really good post. Thank you for sharing it with us, enjoyed reading it and it opening my eyes to the pitfalls of social media. :) Grace & khotso.
Joseph • September 26, 2013 nakong 6:03 thapama • Reply
Leticia • September 26, 2013 nakong 6:25 thapama • Reply
Okey • September 26, 2013 nakong 6:41 thapama • Reply
Barbara • September 26, 2013 nakong 6:56 thapama • Reply
Priscilla • September 26, 2013 nakong 6:58 thapama • Reply
Roshell • September 26, 2013 nakong 7:05 thapama • Reply
Christine • September 26, 2013 nakong 8:16 thapama • Reply
Kea le leboha ka ho kopanela! Excellent reminders of how we should caution ourselves when it comes to social media.
Susan • September 26, 2013 nakong 8:29 thapama • Reply
Liz • September 26, 2013 nakong 8:41 thapama • Reply
Christa • September 26, 2013 nakong 8:56 thapama • Reply
Wow! Sena ke ka tsela e makatsang! Every point hit me and I really needed to hear it. ke leboha haholo. molimo a u hlohonolofatse!
Roz • September 26, 2013 nakong 9:23 thapama • Reply
Ke leboha haholo bakeng sa ngola sena. It is so very insightful and has helped me a lot in recognizing that I need to limit my time with social media. Many of the things you’ve described are all things I can relate to. Spending too much time on social media is not beneficial for my spirit your blog has really put it in words for me. Again thanks so much
LAURIE • September 26, 2013 nakong 10:41 thapama • Reply
Spot on with number 4 molemong oa ka. One to watch – thanks
Terrell • September 26, 2013 nakong 11:09 thapama • Reply
Clement Magombo • September 27, 2013 nakong 2:25 na • Reply
God bless you for sharing this. I need to be pure and thoughtful in whatever I do online/offline. Mohau le khotso
OD • September 27, 2013 nakong 3:31 na • Reply
Awesome article! Well articulated and balanced. Thanks bakeng sa kopanela boboleling
Elton • September 27, 2013 nakong 6:18 na • Reply
Adam • September 27, 2013 nakong 7:35 na • Reply
Naisha • September 27, 2013 nakong 9:32 na • Reply
I saw this link on my Facebook and was dreading to read it because I knew it would convict me and today I said, “OK… Let me have it.” Ha ha ha.... Just about everything in here is true about how I spend my time online and I am going to assume that the person who wrote this article would not have posted this if she had not struggled with this herself in some way. So it is nice to know that there are other people who carry or did carry the same burden. At church you tend to feel like you shouldn’t admit to stuff like this, because we have created the idea that no one else struggles with it. Just the other day I was talking to my husband and telling him how I deleted some apps on my ipod (yes I still have an ipod and not an iphone, by choice) because it created unhealthy/ungodly thinking. I use to play Home Design where you can create your dream home and in turn I would become so depressed with the house we live in. I still love playing Mall World on FB and confessed to my husband that I like it because my avatar is someone I am not, she is pretty, skinny, independant and it is fantasy that I enjoy living through. Maybe I sound weird or people may think I shared too much but this is my own conviction. Thank you for reinforcing what I know by sharing your own conviction with us writer and other commenters.
ChinaJohnson • September 27, 2013 nakong 11:44 na • Reply
Aaron • September 27, 2013 nakong 1:04 thapama • Reply
lol this is so true.. fortunately, i’ve removed my social networking account about 3 lilemong tse fetileng :D
Richard • September 27, 2013 nakong 1:46 thapama • Reply
Josue • September 27, 2013 nakong 9:59 thapama • Reply
RJ • September 30, 2013 nakong 6:21 na • Reply
kea leboha! I’m gonna take a week long break from Facebook, Email, and Instagram and work on those relationships I have with people I see in my daily life.
Tyler • September 30, 2013 nakong 7:21 na • Reply
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Miranda • October 8, 2013 nakong 1:38 na • Reply
Keinya • October 18, 2013 nakong 5:11 na • Reply
Wow. This really spoke to me and I appreciate it. It’s so well articulated and has some great advice on ways to reflect. kea leboha!
Marjorie • October 21, 2013 nakong 7:15 thapama • Reply
Kea le leboha ka Posting ena! I’m so glad God led me to your blog today because I definitely needed to read this!
Jerdon • October 31, 2013 nakong 2:03 thapama • Reply
I love coming to this blog and reading all of these awesome posts by Trip and his wife. Keep up the good work you two!!! molimo a u hlohonolofatse.
pelumi • November 3, 2013 nakong 9:47 thapama • Reply
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mohau • February 17, 2014 nakong 3:56 thapama • Reply
I agree with every point. I for sure have been avoiding instagram because I found myself comparing my self to other girls on there. It’s not good to feel ungrateful. I like looking at cute animals. Ha ha ha
home decor • March 5, 2017 nakong 3:30 na • Reply
babatsehang blog ya! Do you have any tips and hints for aspiring writers?
Any ideas? kea leboha!