Development in The Spreading of The Gospel Message
In times past, in addition to the ceremonial feast system, the truth of God was spread by word of mouth and laborious hand-written letters and scrolls. Later, God Himself would come to demonstrate the truth through His example. When Johannes Gutenberg invented the processes for making the printing press more usable for mass production, his major work would be The Bible, making the scriptures more broadly available to the world.
Modern technology increased even more the rapidity through which knowledge, including the gospel message, could be transmitted: radio, television, and periodicals.
Television was a revolution in mass video communication in the last century. But it was reserved for those with large financial resources. It was a very useful tool in its day for preaching the gospel message of Jesus Christ.
The internet would bring yet another powerful way of spreading the gospel message. Websites would be the foundation for a slew of other technologies that would revolutionize the world.
In this century, the internet has made available even more pervasive and inexpensive tools for spreading the gospel. And it can be done quickly, with little to no expense. YouTube is the current leader in the online video space, but other video platforms are becoming viable alternatives.
The Gaining Popularity of Rumble
Considering the restrictions YouTube is placing upon its content creators, many viewers and creators are moving to alternative social video platforms. Rumble is one of those and is quickly building a strong base. See the Fortune article, Meet Rumble, the YouTube rival that’s popular with conservatives.
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Though we will continue to post videos on YouTube, we will be posting the same content on Rumble for those who are increasingly preferring that platform. If you are interested in receiving MCYA video content on Rumble, you can subscribe to us HERE.
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