The Pulse Movement, a millennial-led evangelism outreach to younger generations, is taking full advantage of its digital native social media savvy to bridge the social distancing restrictions prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
On March 15, Minneapolis-based Pulse launched The Bible Quarantine, a daily video message by founder and Chief Communicator Nick Hall. The series is available on Facebook, Instagram TV and YouTube.
“The Bible Quarantine was just a goofy idea Nick Hall had last weekend,” Susan Harris, Pulse’s director of advancement and employee engagement, said in a statement shared with Christian Headlines via email on Monday.
Hall said in a statement to the Christian Post that the feature was developed after “I posted an image of a show idea called The Bible Quarantine with the caption ‘Because man shall not live on Netflix alone.’ I was half-joking, but it got a very strong response …”
Harris wrote in her email to Christian Headlines that “Nick and our team quickly saw a need to bring light and laughter to people during this time of uncertainty.”
The first episode was titled You Can’t Cancel the Church. In his introduction to the series, Hall acknowledged the concept of The Bible Quarantine is “a little goofy, but the goal of these episodes is that we would encourage you to make the most of this window of time to hear from God.”
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