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HomeArticlesHow do our phones shape the way we think, relate, and live?

How do our phones shape the way we think, relate, and live?

November 28, 2025 by Moore College

The Centre for Christian Living’s Smartphone Disciple workshop in October explored this question through biblical reflection, teaching, and small-group discussion. Rather than offering “quick fixes,” the evening encouraged participants to think deeply about how smartphone technology forms and ‘disciples’ us to see and live in the world in a certain way. And then to consider how, as disciples of Christ, we should respond with wisdom and love.

Attendees appreciated Tony Payne’s clear teaching and how they were encouraged to develop a biblical framework to think through the topic. As one attendee explained:

“It was a thought provoking and biblical approach to the intersection of technology and how Christians live.”

People left the workshop with an increased conviction to reflect on their way of thinking and living:

“It helped me see technology isn’t neutral, it shapes our mindset.”

“I’m more aware of how my phone affects my relationships and attention.”

Many appreciated the interactive format and gospel-centred framework for thinking about everyday faithfulness in a digital world.

If you missed it, a podcast version of CCL: The Smartphone Disciple will be released on the CCL Podcast in February 2026, allowing you to listen and reflect at your own pace.

Thank you to Ben Warren, second year student and member of the Centre for Christian Living Student Service Team, for the photos.
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