Eagle Brook Church

Sometimes our bad habits don’t really seem that bad. And good habits sound like a good idea, but they’re so hard to get going. So why go through the effort of trading sleeping in for working out? Or scrolling our phone for spending time with God?

You’ve got moments of weakness. It’s what leads you to God, trusted friends, and can also tempt you to take shortcuts—trading long-term reward for immediate satisfaction.

You want to be generous. You pay it forward in the drive-thru and even throw some bills in the red bucket every Christmas. And it feels great! But what if you took spur-of-the-moment generosity and turned it into a planned way of life?

If your screen time report included time spent with God—what would it tell you? One thing’s for sure, the more time you spend with Him, the lighter and freer you (and your future self) will feel.