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Viral Jesus

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Viral Jesus: Sneak Peek

Find out how Christian influencers start conversations and share their faith in digital spaces.

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What does it mean to live out our faith in a digital world? How are Christian leaders and creatives using social media to share the Good News? These are the themes explored in Viral Jesus, a new podcast from Christianity Today about communication and the power of social connections.

Join Heather Thompson Day, associate professor of communication at Colorado Christian University, as she dives deep with thought leaders, content creators, and practitioners of social media to find out how they're making their faith go viral.

Listen to the trailer and subscribe today wherever you get your podcasts.

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