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Heart and Scroll: Reflecting Christ On Social Media

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In a world where social media shapes identities, influences emotions, and fuels controversy, Heart and Scroll calls Christians to anchor their identity in Christ. Heart and Scroll explores how biblical wisdom applies to our online lives, offering practical guidance on navigating social media with purpose, integrity, and Christlikeness.

With insightful lessons on identity, character, communication, and conflict resolution, Heart and Scroll equips readers—especially young believers—to engage the digital world without losing themselves in it. Whether you’re a casual user or a content creator, Heart and Scroll will challenge you to reflect on who you are online and who you are before God.

Before your next post, pause and Does my online presence honor God and reflect my faith?

163 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 21, 2025

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Martin Wickens

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Profile Image for Russell Holland.
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September 23, 2025
It warms my heart to read a good book by a fellow independent Baptist. Such books are far too rare. This book is an excellent study of the Christian relationship with social media. The author has done a fantastic job of capturing the spiritual heart of the matter while also writing a practical book.

The book has at least four great strengths. Right away, Wickens recognized the need to address the Christians identity in Christ. This is absolutely foundational to everything that follows, and Wickens was very wise to address it first. The truth of that spiritual reality is something many Christians desperately need to think about more deeply. Second, it is intensely practical. The book is filled with consistent reminders of how the theological truths presented can be practically applied. Third, the book is rich in Scripture, interpreted and used correctly. That is refreshing in a world where we seldom get either. Finally, it is very digestible. Although Wickens is obviously knowledgeable and theologically grounded, he wrote this book in language that is accessible to anyone. It is simple, but not because it lacks depth, but rather because Wickens is a good writer.

Everyone should read this book. A biblical and spiritual approach to our media is much needed, and this book will help you develop the required understanding.
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April 15, 2025
A biblical, practical, and helpful guide to principled use of social media. Recommended.
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Author 5 books107 followers
June 20, 2025
In the interests of full disclosure, Martin Wickens in my friend and co-laborer in the ministry. Which has nothing to do with the words that follow here.

This is the best Christian book I have read on dealing with social media. For something that has become such a large part of our lives comparatively little scriptural thought and examination has gone into it. Heart and Scroll is not the final answer to such things, but it is certainly an excellent one. You cannot help but stop and think as you read. Repeatedly. And that is high praise from me in a book. Additionally, however, Wickens pairs that thoughtful content with clarifying information and challenging conviction.

I think youth pastors and singles pastors should turn it into a series of Sunday School lessons. I think college students need to think and pray their way through it. Even full-blown adults will find much to edify them here.

I get excited when I find a new author, especially an independent Baptist one, most especially one with as much potential as this one. Mr. Wickens, more please.
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