Belief: It Shouldn't Be This Hard to Change
The Christian Habits Podcast
If you’ve ever thought “it shouldn’t be this hard to change,” this episode will encourage you. In today’s episode of the Christian Habits Podcast, we’ll look at where this lie comes from, why real change feels so difficult, and what the Bible says about transformation. I’ll also walk you through practical questions you can use to renew your mind and find hope in your struggle.
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Lie: I Want to Do This (So I Should)
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Do you ever feel like your desires are calling the shots in your daily decisions? In this episode, we tackle the lie: “I want this… so I should have it.” We’ll look at why desire can’t be your decision-maker, how culture feeds this mindset, and what Scripture says about living by design instead of impulse. As you listen, you’ll have a chance to renew your mind and learn practical ways to say no to the habits that keep pulling you off track.
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How to Develop a Consistent Quiet Time - Interview with Coffee and Bible Time
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Encore: 10 Tips to Achieve Your Goals with Dr. Melanie Wilson
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Do you ever set goals and fail to reach them? On today’s podcast, we’ll discuss ten tips to help you achieve your goals. I’ve asked my friend and fellow podcaster/author, Dr. Melanie Wilson, to help me with this episode as she is the master at completing goals! I also share about my new course on how to overcome procrastination. You can find out more about that here: . Tips to Help You Achieve Your Goals Develop a routine. Make it easy. Make a plan for dealing with obstacles. Find ways to make it fun Keep your why in front of you. Let go of perfectionism. Be a good coach to...
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10 Lies That Make Us Procrastinate
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How to Stop Procrastinating: Early Bird Enrollment Open
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Linda Dillow: Hope for My Hurting Heart
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Kristen Strong: How to Make and Keep Friends
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Whitney English: Organizing Your Home, Life, and Work
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Chip Ingram: Choosing Joy When Life is Hard
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info_outlineMost of us realize that our screens are consuming us. We know we should cut back on our screen-time but are at a loss for how to start. My guest on the Christian Habits Podcast today, Hannah Brencher, started off with a 1,000 hour screen-free challenge, and she hasn't looked back since this pivotal life-change. Hannah gives practical tips as well as inspiration to start putting down our phones and re-discovering the world around us!
What We Discussed on the Podcast
- What going "unplugged" actually means
- The unexpected outcomes of Hannah's screen-free challenge
- What prompted the writing of this book
- How to practice presence
- Some inspiring thoughts on contentment and productivity
- Practical tips to and ways to begin putting down our screens
Resources We Mentioned on the Podcast
- The Unplugged Hours: Cultivating a Life of Presence in a Digitally Connected World
- The Aro App - Screen-time solution for families
About Hannah Brencher
Hannah Brencher is a writer, TED speaker, and entrepreneur. She founded The World Needs More Love Letters, a global community dedicated to sending letter bundles to those who need encouragement. Named as one of the White House’s “Women Working to Do Good,” Hannah has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, Oprah, Glamour, USATODAY.com, the Chicago Tribune, and more. She lives in Atlanta with her husband, Lane, and daughter Novalee. Find Hannah at hannahbrencher.com. Connect with Hannah on Instagram, Facebook,or Pinterest.
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