Prayer Ministry

INTRODUCTION 

As we begin a new year, our church is entering 21 days of digital detox — a season where we intentionally step back from digital noise so we can lean more fully into God’s presence.

A digital detox is not about rejecting technology or making rules. It’s about reordering our attention. Over time, our phones, screens, and constant input can quietly shape our hearts, steal our focus, and crowd out silence with God. This fast is an invitation to pause, listen, and make room again for what matters most.

This detox will be challenging, but it’s not meant to be legalistic. There is freedom to adjust based on your life season, work responsibilities, and family needs. The goal is not perfection — the goal is presence.

Here are some suggested practices to guide you:

• Step away from social media, streaming, and news for the duration of the fast.
• Turn off non-essential notifications and consider using grayscale mode.
• Begin and end your day without your phone, choosing Scripture and prayer instead.
• Practice a weekly Phone Sabbath, setting aside extended time to unplug and rest.
• When you feel the urge to scroll, pause and turn that moment into prayer.

Each day you’ll receive a short text with Scripture and a spiritual prompt. Let those moments guide your day, not overwhelm it.

Above all, remember this:
This is not about doing more — it’s about creating space.
Not about restriction — but freedom.
Not about disconnecting from life — but reconnecting with God.

Let’s enter this season together with open hands and willing hearts.