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We do the math on modern life and realize how little non-distracted time we may have left each day after work, sleep, and screens. We challenge ourselves to reclaim silence, get outside, and treat attention like the spiritual issue it really is.
• the time audit that shows how screens consume the day
• why constant input fuels anxiety and scattered thinking
• the case for wilderness and boredom as spiritual practices
• the WALL E picture of screen-driven disconnection
• Mission Sent Outdoors and what changes when phones go down
• the warning that distraction can become idolatry
Check the screen time setting on your phone. What is the number? And then commit to cutting it down by at least 30 minutes today. Spend those extra 30 minutes outside. Leave the phone inside and look at the world God created.
By Mission SentWe do the math on modern life and realize how little non-distracted time we may have left each day after work, sleep, and screens. We challenge ourselves to reclaim silence, get outside, and treat attention like the spiritual issue it really is.
• the time audit that shows how screens consume the day
• why constant input fuels anxiety and scattered thinking
• the case for wilderness and boredom as spiritual practices
• the WALL E picture of screen-driven disconnection
• Mission Sent Outdoors and what changes when phones go down
• the warning that distraction can become idolatry
Check the screen time setting on your phone. What is the number? And then commit to cutting it down by at least 30 minutes today. Spend those extra 30 minutes outside. Leave the phone inside and look at the world God created.