In a world of distraction and fragmented attention, deep reading invites us to reclaim focus, curiosity, and thoughtful engagement. How can we move beyond simply consuming texts to fostering reflective, meaningful connection?
In an age of artificial intelligence, the real danger isn’t just what technology can do, but what we allow it to become. Is technology quietly shaping our worship and drawing our gaze away from the One who truly reigns?
While the world offers retirement as escape, God calls us into enduring service. How might our perspective shift if we viewed every season as an opportunity to serve and worship God rather than a countdown to leisure?
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