While social media is often an unpleasant and unproductive thing, a robber of time and a dampener of spirits, one positive thing about it is that it can help identify those who are certifiably crazy while posing as Christian leaders. Without social media, I would likely have never known, for instance, that the Holy Spirit apparently tells preachers (or at least one particularly unhinged lunatic) to kick women in the face with his biker boot, punch men in the jaw and leg-drop another preacher.
Mind you, the shtick seems to work for him; he has a large and devoted following and is apparently doing quite well for himself.
For himself.
I have no doubt that if there was email in heaven (which there is not; it is heaven, after all), the Holy Spirit would be sending out notes to everyone disavowing said nutcase.
Anyway, when I saw that video last week, along with other interesting items from the world of religion, it got me thinking about how mundane real Christianity is when it gets right down to it and how that is actually a very good thing. The attention-driven world may mock it as boring, but Jesus taught that the Holy Ghost would focus the attention on Christ, not on us (John 15:26).