Digital decluttering
In order to clear the way for fresh projects in 2019 I am currently in the process of cleaning up my digital clutter. I have files, photos and folders all over the place. Some is […]
distraction
Distracting gifs
I know that many people love to use animated gifs in blog posts and web articles, but I find them extremely distracting. The ones that bother me are those which keep looping endlessly while I’m […]
My iPhone use
Over the last four months I have been consistently using the Moment app every day to track my phone use and what apps I have been using. The idea is to use this information as […]
Devotional reading in the digital age
I was sent a link to this article: Devotional Reading in the Digital Age today by my friend Chris. I could anticipate the likely conclusion of the author before I began reading, but was pleased […]
The opportunity cost of social media
An article well worth reading on the opportunity cost of social media: Is social media robbing us of our dearest hopes and dreams in life? The subtitle ‘The biggest problem with social media? It is […]
Feedback for faith
It is reasonably well established that the spiritual growth of Christians is closely linked to how regularly we read the Bible, ponder it’s meaning for us and engage with God in prayer. Most of us […]
Fidgety prayers
There was a time when I used to get up early each morning to spend time seeking God at the beginning of my day. That habit gradually faded as wife, children, work and the internet […]
Daily acts of trivia
In the absence of clearly defined goals we become strangely loyal to performing daily acts of trivia. ~Robert Heimlein
I can’t drink from a fire hose
I deleted 52 blogs off my feed reader today. They were all good ones too. Now I have only 10 feeds remaining, one of which is my own blog. Why would I do that? I […]
