One of the major challenges I see with 'christian' social media influencers is the itch to be relevant on both sides.
Selah
We want approval from Christians and the 'not so' christians. So we are trying to make posts to appeal to everyone, and on every issue.
Humans will 'humanate'. And even amongst Christians, we won't always agree, but a lot of the dragging can be avoided if we just took a stance.
There is a message guys. Stick to the message.
This running up and down trying to be something you were not sent to be will attract audience that isn't your audience.
No one should expect anything less than Christ from you. But once you've made darkness safe around you, don't cry victim when it starts to place demands on you.