We need public theology on social media digital pulpits because people are already forming their beliefs online, often without the grounding of the gospel or the lens of justice. In a time when misinformation spreads faster than truth, gospel-centered public theology offers a necessary counter-narrative: one that proclaims Jesus not as a mascot for empire, but as a liberator of the oppressed. Digital pulpits allow us to meet people where they are, challenging harmful ideologies and offering a faith that is bold, rooted in scripture, and deeply concerned with the well-being of our communities. It’s not about going viral, it’s about being faithful in the digital wilderness.