Intersection TV: Rethinking Media

Spectrum Staff | March 6, 2009

Several months (and a haircut) ago I flew out to the General Conference offices to appear, along with an interesting mix of fellow Adventists, on the new Hope TV show Intersection: Your Faith, Your World. In this episode entitled, “Becoming What We Watch,” we discuss media and how we, as Christian truth-seekers, can navigate its messages.

Becoming What We Watch from Intersection on Vimeo.

Intersection is hosted by the brilliant Bettina Krause. This roundtable discussion includes me, as well as Steve Hamstra: communication director, Adventist-laymen’s Services and Industries; Stacia D. Wright: producer, SONScreen Film Festival.

Click here to see an earlier episode that includes fellow Spectrum correspondent Chris Blake discussing “Owning Your Faith.”

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