“The Dark Knight Rises”: Anonymous Comments Suspended

In this video Gary & Monica Dennington use the example of a movie review website shutting down comments on reviews of “The Dark Knight Rises” as a result of hateful, threatening comments against its critics, to illustrate the necessity of their decision to discontinue comments on major sites like YouTube.

Three hours after this broadcast aired, a gunman entered a theater premiere of “The Dark Knight Rises” in Aurora, CO, executing at least 12 people and injuring 58.

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Expelling The Darkness: Creating A Safe Place On The Internet

How should Christians’ behavior on the internet differ from the world’s? How does hiding behind a false name make provision for sin? Will God hold you accountable for the things that are said and done in your own house? What about the opinions, words, and discussions that happen in forums you’re responsible for, e.g. your own website, fb page, youtube channel, or blog?

Join Monica Dennington as she goes straight to the Bible to find the power to push back the darkness, and how to be a city on a hill in cyberspace.

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News Release: Tic Toc Ministries Offers Amnesty to Thousands

As Tic Toc Ministries celebrates it’s 7-year anniversary, Monica Dennington makes an unprecedented announcement that Tic Toc will offer amnesty to over 5,500 accounts blocked on Youtube.

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Anonymous Christianity: Using Your Real Name On The Internet

Is it acceptable for Christians to use anonymous profiles when interacting on the internet?

Does God approve when we do not associate our real names with what we confess about Jesus online? What examples can we see of this kind of behavior in the Bible? According to Jesus, are the potential dangers of the internet an acceptable excuse for this kind of hiding? And what are the consequences for us if we disregard Jesus’ instructions in this matter?

Join Monica Dennington as she goes straight to the Bible to find out why God wants you to use your real name on the internet.

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