What happens when we hand our kids over to screens — not just on holidays, but in the everyday moments when we’re tired or busy?

In this raw and honest first episode of Egoectomy: Until I Reflect Him, I share how a simple message from my mom stopped me in my tracks, and how a father’s heartbreaking story about his daughter Jerry took the conviction even deeper.

We talk about the silent handover happening in so many homes: the snowball effect of quick distractions, the loud voices of the internet that can quietly become triggers, and the real mental health battles our kids are facing that many of us still don’t fully understand.

Through Scripture and personal reflection, we explore what it looks like to cut away the “me show” of autopilot parenting and start showing up with presence and listening — so we can reflect Him more clearly.

This isn’t about shame. It’s about grace, small imperfect steps, and learning to hear the still small voice in the middle of the noise.

If you’ve ever felt the tension between screens and real connection with your kids, this episode is for you.