136 Quotes About Fasting

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.

Opening my phone closes me off to others, but closing my phone opens me up to those around me.

Don't get swept up in posting highlights for all to see and forsake the friends with whom you can safely share the lowlights.

When you put down your phone, it's easier to lift up your eyes.

While our smart devices offer us an easy way to nd anything in the world, they can also be a distraction from the things that can’t be found with a Google search.

Don't forget that the a apple on the back of your phone has a bite taken out of it —there is temptation at every turn.

Each time I step back from the clutter of the online world, I’m amazed how much time is freed up to declutter my real world.