LaShun Pace’s 1996 single, “Act Like You Know” has gone ultra-viral thanks to Internet actors creating comical skits where they use the lyrics to highlight the obvious, reveal secrets, expose feigned ignorance, or call out those who are oblivious to what should be well known.

Kanye, a Christian dad, worries that the popular social media app TikTok, which has over 100 million U.S. users, many of them teenagers or young adults, may be harmful for children. So he’s proposing an alternative called “Jesus Tok”.

Christian media mogul Oprah Winfrey has done so much good for humanity over many decades, but many were willing to believe the worst about her based on an unsubstantiated rumor circulating online.

A Christian woman has amassed millions of followers online binging on massive amounts of ramen, burgers, chicken wings and seafood boils brimming with crab and lobster. Bethany Gaskini has further popularized a South Korea-rooted video trend known as “mukbang” through YouTube and Instagram.

Most of us don’t know how it feels to be on the receiving end of an online thrashing courtesy of the President of the United States. Unfortunately, for model and entertainer Chrissy Teigen, she does. “My heart stopped,” said the 33-year-old wife of musician John Legend on the “Ellen” show.

What are you attracted to online? You should gravitate toward social media pages that uplift, inform, and inspire. To help you, EEW Magazine editors narrowed down our Top 5 favorite Instagram posts of the week!

An African-American male hotel clerk named Craig has gone viral on social media for his response to a racist white woman who called him the N-word Sunday. When she popped up at the front desk asking to have a room booked at the unidentified establishment, Craig calmly refused. See what he said.

There are a lot of pastors, recording artists, women’s ministry leaders, and even celebrities I admired a whole lot more—that is, before scrolling down their social media feeds.

On social media, millions feel pressured to pretend. But gospel recording artist Tina Campbell says despite these pressures, it’s best to be genuine and positive, which is who you’re “post” to be.

Bishop Joseph Walker is using social media to expand his reach and share the Gospel with more people. “It's important to take advantage of key opportunities to reach the lost and expand,” he says.

These days, there is lots of negative noise and distractions on social media. It can be tough to wade through the gossip, dram and hostility, and get to the good stuff. We took the guesswork out of it for you!