
Dru Johnson talks with Dr. Felicia Wu Song about the impact of technology on human relationships and Christian spirituality.
How is technology shaping the way we live, relate to one another, and understand what it means to be human? In this episode, Dru Johnson talks with sociologist Dr. Felicia Song about digital technology, AI, social media, Christian discipleship, and the spiritual consequences of living in a world of constant connection. Song argues that Christians should resist both technological hype and fearmongering and instead develop a more thoughtful, historically informed approach to digital culture. Rather than simply asking whether technology is “good” or “bad,” she encourages us to consider what our devices are actually doing to our relationships, habits, attention, and embodied experience. The conversation explores social media and mental health, AI companionship, the potential displacement of human relationships, and the ways technology is reshaping churches and Christian communities. Song also challenges Christians to reconsider whether Sunday worship should be one of the few places where people can put their devices away and genuinely rest. Drawing on the Christian contemplative tradition of silence and stillness, Song suggests that spiritual maturity in the digital age may require…
Host: Dru Johnson
Guest: Dr. Felicia Wu Song
Organizations: Center For Hebraic Thought
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