Tech and Materialism | Nate Hilgenkamp | Harris Creek Sermons
- Preacher
- Jonathan Pokluda
- Tradition
- Christian (Unspecified)
- Published
- Length
- 41:04
About this sermon
Looking at Revelation 3, Nate encourages us to take a closer look at our spiritual condition. He warns that spending too much time on fleeting distractions, like endless scrolling or tech overload, can leave us feeling spiritually empty and distant from God. Instead of chasing instant gratification, we’re reminded to focus on eternal treasures—things that deepen our relationship with God and give lasting purpose. Through true repentance, we can reconnect with Him and experience the fullness of His love and the meaningful life He has planned for us. Tech consumption can cause spiritual poverty Invest in eternal over instant Repentance results in relationship Life Group Discussion: Can you identify specific ways technology has become a distraction in your daily life? What are some “instant” gratifications in your life that may be hindering your investment in eternal priorities? How do you view repentance—as a burden or an opportunity for renewal—and why?
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