In this age of glowing screens and endless scrolling, we’re in the middle of an invisible war. Every swipe, every click, and every notification has the potential to pull our minds away from God’s voice. This isn’t just about technology—it’s about what we allow into our hearts.
Our springboard for today’s discussion is:
"I will not set before my eyes anything that is worthless." — Psalm 101:3 (ESV)
There’s no question about it: the enemy is clever. He knows how to distract us with what seems harmless—funny reels, trending news, or tempting images—and before we know it, hours are lost, our peace is gone, and our hearts feel distant from the Lord. But God has given us the power to draw boundaries.
Digital boundaries are more than restrictions—they're declarations. They say, “My mind belongs to God. My time is sacred. My eyes are not for garbage.” When David wrote Psalm 101, he was pledging allegiance to purity. In today’s language, he might say, “I won’t let filth run through my feed. I won't click what I know will stain my soul.”
So how do we win this invisible war? We make bold choices. We log off when we’re tempted. We unfollow accounts that fuel lust, anger, or envy. We turn our phones off during prayer or family time. And we fill our digital space with truth—worship, Scripture, and voices that lift us higher.
Question of the Day:
What’s one digital boundary you can set today that protects your heart and helps you hear God more clearly?
Let’s Pray:
Father, help me see my screens through Your eyes. Give me courage to set boundaries and wisdom to know when to walk away. Fill my mind with what is pure, lovely, and true. In Jesus' name, Amen.
Let’s Get To Work!
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