I won’t sit here and act like I have it all figured out. My faith journey is still a work in progress, just like yours. There are days I feel so connected to God, and other times, I find myself relying too much on online sermons, skipping church, and convincing myself that reading my Bible at home is enough. But deep down, I know faith is more than just consuming content, it’s about living it, building real connections, and growing through accountability.
That’s part of why I started this blog, to connect with others on a similar faith journey. I’m looking for people who share the same goal, other believers navigating this path. In a digital world, we can see some real benefits of technology in connecting us, no matter where we are.
If you’ve ever felt like your faith is getting a little too digital and you’re struggling to stay spiritually grounded, trust me, you’re not alone. Let’s talk about it and find ways to navigate faith in this online world together.
The Digital Dilemma: Faith at Your Fingertips
The internet has changed how we experience faith for better and for worse. On one hand, we have unlimited access to sermons, devotionals, and Christian communities. On the other, it’s easy to become passive, distracted, or even feel like we’re growing when we’re just consuming.
Here’s what I’ve noticed:
The Good: Online resources can be super helpful. Bible apps, faith-based podcasts, and virtual Christian communities make it easier to stay connected to God and each other. One of my favorite Bible apps is YouVersion, which offers a variety of reading plans and devotionals to help deepen your faith.
The Struggles: Relying too much on digital faith can make us isolated. It’s easy to feel like watching a sermon online is enough, but real spiritual growth also happens in community.
How I’m Learning to Stay Spiritually Strong (And How You Can Too)
Being Honest About My Faith Habits: I used to tell myself that watching a sermon on YouTube was the same as attending church. But I’ve realized that faith is more than just consuming it’s about participating. Now, I’m making an effort to put myself out there, attend church more often, and engage in real conversations about faith.
Finding Balance Between Online & Real-Life Faith: Technology is a tool, not a replacement. I still love listening to Christian podcasts and reading devotionals online, but I also remind myself that personal prayer, Bible study, and church community are just as important.
Not Comparing My Faith Journey to Others: Social media can make it seem like everyone else has a perfect relationship with God, but that’s not real life. I remind myself that faith isn’t about perfection it’s about progress. It’s okay to struggle, ask questions, and grow at your own pace.
Making Real Connections: One of my biggest challenges has been stepping out of my comfort zone and engaging with people in my faith community. But the more I do it, the more I realize how much I need it. Being around other believers, sharing experiences, and holding each other accountable makes a huge difference. That’s why I want to connect with others who are on a faith journey with me. Together, we can support each other and grow in our faith.
Setting Boundaries with Digital Faith: I’ve started limiting my screen time for faith-related content and making sure I spend more time in prayer and reflection. Sometimes, the best way to hear from God is to step away from all the noise and just be still.
Some of My Favorite Resources
If you’re looking for inspiration and encouragement, here are a few of my favorite resources from Emy Moore that have helped me in my faith journey:
Podcasts
Saved Not Soft Podcast: Hosted by Emy Moore, this podcast delves into navigating the Christian lifestyle amidst today’s challenges. Each week, Emy discusses topics like rising above cultural norms, modeling Christ-like behavior, theology, and current issues, aiming to empower listeners to live authentically in their faith.
YouTube Channel
Emy Moore’s YouTube Channel: Emy extends her message through her YouTube channel, providing content that empowers women to embrace their faith confidently. Her videos cover various topics, including personal growth, spiritual empowerment, and navigating life’s challenges through a Christian perspective.
I’m not here to preach or act like I have all the answers, I’m figuring this out just like you. Faith in a digital world is tricky, but we can navigate it together. Let’s strive to move beyond just consuming content and start truly living out our faith.
If you want to explore more about embracing your faith journey, check out my post on Busting Relationship Myths: Understanding Friendships, Love, and More.
Let’s talk in the comments. I’d love to hear your thoughts! And if you’re looking to connect with others on a similar journey, you’re in the right place. We should support each other in this beautiful, messy journey of faith.
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