Your time is valuable. How much of it is spent on your phone? When you think about what you could and should be doing instead of scrolling, tapping, and swiping, it's clear: the good parts of life aren't happening on a screen. Eliminating the distractions is always worth it. 

Phone glued to your hand? It comes with side effects: Easily distracted, a short attention span, missing out on the good things in life...the list goes on. If your screen time is taking away from what matters most, set some limits to make time for something better.

Your inner circle shapes a lot—from your fav coffee spot to the little habits you just can’t shake. Like it says in the Bible: "Bad company corrupts good character." Sounds dramatic, but it's true. So surround yourself with good company. Because who you're with changes who you become.

“Everyone else is doing it…so why shouldn’t I?” Sometimes, following the norm can have hidden costs. God doesn’t give you that list of "dos" and "don'ts" to be a buzzkill. It’s because he knows your best life is waiting for you. But to get there, you'll have to let some things go.

You might tell yourself, “This time, it'll be different." Next thing you know, you’re back at it, repeating the same old mistakes. We’re all human, and we’re all tempted by something—but there’s a way out.

The days might seem long, but life? It's short, and we don't get re-dos. So don't miss out on even the littlest moments God's given you today. 

We love the idea of doing something big for God, but the truth is: God doesn't need you to be impressive. He just needs you to say yes. Because even the smallest things can have a big impact.

Always on. Always going. Always tired. It’s almost too easy to find yourself booked and busy 24/7. But when was the last time you stopped to actually catch your breath? If the rhythm of your life leaves no room to breathe, it might be time to slow down—or you might just burn out.  

It's crazy, but it's true: Every single thing you read, listen to, or interact with molds the outcome of your life. Why? Because your input shapes your mind, and your thoughts have a lot of power. If your thought life has ever felt a bit...chaotic, this one's for you. 

Small decisions. Seemingly harmless—but compromising—moments...they add up. Samson in the Bible was so physically strong, he thought he was unstoppable. But when his "small" choices led to major consequences, it became clear: true strength is actually found in weakness.