ISBN: HB: 9781626347595

Bookport, Greenleaf Book Group

April 2021

165 pp.

21,6x14,0 cm

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19.99 GBP
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Overliked

Finding Direction, Courage, and Meaningful Relationships in a Society Crippled by Social Media

Social media has the power to do a lot of good, but it can also get in the way of authenticity and create a sense of disillusionment. In "Overliked", pastor and author Rob Singleton asks readers to take a closer look at the optics in their lives and in the world around them. This is a book about understanding how to see "likes" and "selfie" culture for what they really are and how to connect with the heart of God to build out a new way of thinking about social image.

We have technology and social tools all at our disposal, but when we recognize that so many in our culture now look for acceptance in how they're perceived, feel pressure to project something about themselves that isn't true, or take action based on facts that have been spun, that's a problem that runs deep. Singleton shows readers how to find their way through the complexities by pointing them to God, who created truth, genuine love, and meaningful relationships. Written for those who believe—for this generation and the next—that they need to get a better handle on what's real in this culture and in the lives of those they care about, this book brings authenticity and hope to the center of it all.

Singleton offers powerful insights into how we can better leverage the information in the world around us without losing who we are. When we begin to see the real us behind the avatars, we gain the clarity we need to live better, love bigger, and become who we were always meant to be.

About the author

Rob Singleton, the lead pastor of The Summit Church in Centennial, Colorado, has more than thirty years of experience speaking at churches, conferences, retreats, and camps. Over the years, he has been involved in church planting and was the founding and lead pastor of Impact Church and founding and lead pastor of Southbrook Church, both in North Carolina. He was also an Area Director for Young Life and has a Master of Theology degree from Dallas Theological Seminary.