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click bait vs. developing the why

click bait vs. developing the why

Last updated on: June 8, 2022 at 3:03 pm by Rev. Jared V. Ingle

click bait vs. developing the why 2022-06-08T15:03:45-04:00 Rev. Jared V. Ingle

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We live in a period when people spend more time trying to influence people they don’t know, neglecting the people who are next to them craving their attention. Sope Agbelushi

A Christian involved in a social services field posted this today.

I don’t know the author, but I know the Christian who posted it, and that’s part of the point isn’t it?

I’m not sure how to proceed because I’m in an ethics series, but I still like to post a video (vlog) once a week if possible. I’d like to review YouTube recents.

Perhaps I will, but point out a little bit more of the why behind my activities on Patheos and YouTube.

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I mention a Stephen Garber concept, who has ministered as a scholar in residence, and taught at a number of schools.

Although he has taught at Harvard and/or Yale, I believe he currently teaches at Regent College

He has written many works, including The Fabric of Faithfulness: Weaving Together Belief and Behavior

the why

I have aspirations, hopes for professional development, and hopes for working with people who are not only like-minded, but who also have an interest in the professional development of their workforce.

As many are re-entering vocational fields, this may be a high priority. In recent years for example, even fast food chains have started to offer various forms of tuition assistance.

That’s not the only reason I write, to position myself, to better myself. It is a discipline that can serve as a means to that end though.

I write as I teach or preach, often in a series so people can absorb more systematically over time (catechesis). I have written discipleship materials, published globally, since 2010. Before then, I toured the nation as a youth evangelist teaching Pneumatology in statewide conferences. It’s part of the way I think, whether teaching in one of these settings, or the local church, or as adjunct faculty, etc. To me, it’s missional.

Then there are times when I narrow the niche as so many people talk about these days…
for an audience of one…
on and on the mantras go!

social-distance

Marta Esteban Fernando | Two people on a hilly stroll | 11.03.14 | upsplash.com | public domain

However, there is some value in it, to niche-down and impact a few really well, instead of trying to be a generalist all the time.

I write for our Lord, the people of God, anyone really on this true Aeropagus, possibly with a small group or even one in mind at times…

It is a contracted position, but it is also something I love so much, I do it nearly for free. Revenue is residual, based solely on pageviews. Some of these writers on Patheos have upwards of 10,000 pageviews per day.

Hopefully this makes my saga a little more personal.

I’ll offer some platforms where I’m usually readily available as well.

my platforms | click here, click here, clickbait…

I hope this doesn’t negate the last section, or the opening thoughts above.

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