42 Quotes by Wendy Speake

The One who made our core is the only One able to fill it.

A social media fast is not about keeping technology in its rightful place. Oh, no! This is about keeping God in His rightful place: at the center of our attention and affection.

Nothing in my life has made loving God with all my heart, soul, and mind more di cult than my constant connection to my devices. The same is true when it comes to loving my real-life neighbors. Devices are divisive.

We struggle to interact with those we love, because we’re chasing after those we “like.

Lay down Facebook and lift up your face. Put down Facebook so that you might spend some undistracted time face-to-face with Him. Your face in His book: that’s the Facebook you need right now.

Have you bought into the lie that “You are what you tweet”? Spend forty days discovering who God says you are. Your identity is not found in how witty or pithy your 280 characters can be. You are a child of God, made in His likeness. Shut down Twitter and open up your Bible. Spend your time digging into the Word and discover who you are there, based on God’s opinion.

Exchange your online distractions for real-life devotion.

It's possible that the people you follow online have come between you and the One who said, “Follow Me.

When I turn to my phone to copewith stress, I don’t return to my familymore able to handle the stress. WhenI sneak away to social media, I don’treturn to my husband and children more socially available. When I put my face in Facebook, rather than the Good Book, I don’t find the help I need when it’s time to face my family again.