Space For Real Presence
In Digital Minimalism, Cal Newport describes families who reclaim a “tech Sabbath,” which is a full day each week without devices. Parents report that when the screens
In Digital Minimalism, Cal Newport describes families who reclaim a “tech Sabbath,” which is a full day each week without devices. Parents report that when the screens
Do you remember your first crush? You probably thought about that person all the time. If it happened in middle school, you probably wasted sheets
Have you ever built a sandcastle? Unless you build it far from the water’s edge, the tides will eventually wash away even the most impressive
Horses wear blinkers (or blinders) to help them maintain focus during tasks. Whether pulling carriages, doing farm work, or racing, horses often face many distractions
Giving God our best first and showing our gratitude for what he has provided is something that Jesus continued to model. Jesus thanked the Father
Do you remember the Big Mouth Billy Bass? It’s an animatronic bass that mouths the words to “Don’t Worry, Be Happy” by Bobby McFerrin. It
Jon Acuff explains the importance of how our mind shapes what we focus on in our actions. He equates this to a type of playlist
We like to think that we can multitask, but we can’t be present in all areas at all times. “We know from several really well-conducted
This two-minute video demonstrates what life looks like when we focus on ourselves—and how much we can do for each other when our eyes have
In the board game Ticket to Ride, each player selects a path from one city to another and works to build the railroad connecting the
Ruthlessly keeping God in the center of our mind is like the “Florida or Bust” bumper stickers. Roadtrippers are known for declaring their destination and
Drum majors are tasked with keeping an entire marching band in step and on the beat. Drum majors keep themselves visible to limit confusion. If
In the world of image making (paintings, photography, etc.), focal points are necessary for successfully communicating the desire of the artist or photographer. “A point
In the Pixar film UP, Dug the dog is a lovable character. He is an eager-to-please dog, but Dug’s weakness is his distractibility anytime he
When a young child visits the dentist for the first time, the dentist’s main goal is to help the child get used to the feeling
When we are walking or driving, we tend to drift in the direction we are looking. We get distracted by the latest fashions, the newest
Sometimes our inability to see the kingdom of God properly stems from an inability to look beyond the obvious. Once we get beyond the obvious, we
How many times have we done something clumsy while looking at our phone? If we’re not paying attention, we can fall
We fix our eyes on Jesus by doing the following: (1) Remembering Jesus; he has run and endured the most difficult race ever.
In the world of image making (paintings, photography, etc.), focal points are necessary for successfully communicating the desire