In today’s digital age, theological insights are no longer confined to classrooms, books, or pulpits. Theologians have the opportunity—and responsibility—to engage with a broader audience by becoming content creators. Whether through blogs, videos, podcasts, or social media, sharing theological wisdom in accessible and engaging ways can impact both the Church and the world. This session explores why theologians must embrace content creation and how they can effectively communicate their message in the digital space.
Description
Theological knowledge must not remain in academic institutions alone—it must be shared, discussed, and applied in everyday life. This session challenges theologians to rethink how they communicate their ideas, moving beyond traditional writing and teaching to digital platforms that reach a wider audience.
Key discussions include:
- The necessity of digital engagement in today’s world and how content creation extends the impact of theological insights.
- Breaking down complex theological ideas into accessible and engaging formats.
- Choosing the right platforms—blogs, videos, podcasts, social media—to reach different audiences effectively.
- Strategies for creating compelling and theologically sound content that resonates with both the church and the broader public.
- The ethical and theological implications of being a digital content creator in a world filled with misinformation.
Through this session, theologians will gain practical skills and inspiration to become effective content creators, making theology more accessible, engaging, and transformative.
Outcomes
By the end of this session, theologians and theological educators will:
- Understand why digital content creation is crucial for theologians in today’s world.
- Explore how digital platforms can enhance theological engagement and discourse.
- Learn techniques to simplify and communicate theological concepts effectively for a wider audience.
- Identify the best content formats—blogs, videos, podcasts, or social media—for different theological messages.
- Develop a strategy for creating consistent, engaging, and theologically sound digital content.
- Recognize the ethical and theological responsibilities of being a content creator.
- Apply digital tools and storytelling techniques to make theological content more impactful.