Who Are You Following?: Pursuing Jesus in a Social-Media Obsessed World Free Audiobook Download by Sadie Robertson Huff

I listened to the audiobook while I was on my lunch break at work, which meant I was able to get through it in about a hour and a half. Sadie is engaging and draws you in as you listen to her story of living out what it means to follow Christ. She writes with a perspective that's relatable and will make you think more about your social-media usage and what it is doing for your relationship with God.

Sadie Huff interviews with individuals from all walks of life who are passionate about Jesus and their own personal testimony. One such story is told by Luke on how he is pursuing Jesus in a social-media world. He explains how he turned down the temptation of social media and his decision began to transform him into a new person full of hope and love for others.

As a Christian, it is my duty to follow Jesus. Social media is a powerful medium that can help me find Him as well. The question I ask myself is whether or not I am also following Jesus in the platforms with which I am interacting. Are you following Jesus in your engagement with social media?

You are following Jesus when you post your picture on Instagram or share a spiritual quote on Facebook. You are following Jesus when you write a blog and share your thoughts online. But what if that's not enough? What if you need to get out of the house, meet another follower of Christ, and really get to know them? In this inspirational audiobook, Sadie Robertson Huff shares about how she started reaching out to others online for friendships and support before turning the tables one day when she was asked to host the Love Does conference.

As a young, female Christian author and TV personality, Sadie Robertson Huff has an audience of millions on social media. In this audiobook she shares her perspective on how to live out your faith in a society that has embraced the "social-media obsessed" meaning there is no such thing as privacy and personal boundaries.

Inspired by Sadie Robertson's own experience of navigating social media in a world that glorifies the image and fame of Christians, the book unpacks how we can learn to follow Jesus in ways that align with His plan for us whether it's on our phones or off them.