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This document discusses St. Peter as the first social media influencer, influencing others to follow Jesus and live like Christ through witnessing. It suggests that we are called to become modern-day St. Peters by influencing others about Jesus through our social media posts, shares, and likes. We should use social media for good, truth, and holiness, posting about Jesus as the way, truth and life.
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- 2. Social Media Most of us have social media accounts
- 4. What do we post, like, share and comment on social media?
- 5. What we post, like, share and comment on social media are the expressions of who we are.
- 6. ST. PETER AS THE FIRST Social Media Influencer
- 7. Media Influencer A PERSON WHO CREATES AND MAINTAINS A BLOG CONSISTING MOSTLY OF VIDEOS, TEXTS AND PICTURES. BLOG IS A WEBSITE WHERE SOMEONE REGULARLY RECORDS THEIR THOUGHTS OR EXP ERIENCES OR TALKS ABO UT A SUBJECT.
- 8. Peter influenced the creation of MSK (Small Christian Communities)
- 9. Peter Influenced other to follow Jesus (Fisher of Men)
- 10. Peter influenced that to follow Christ means being like-Christ (witnessing)
- 11. We are called to become modern day St. Peter by being influencers of Jesus to to others
- 12. What are we to post, share, like? Jesus: WAY, TRUTH, LIFE
- 13. What are we to post, share, like? Jesus: WAY, TRUTH, LIFE
- 14. Gamiting wasto ang SOCIAL MEDIA • Gamitin sa kabutihan, katotohanan at kabanalan.
- 15. Like ST. PETER Let us be Social Media Influencer of Jesus