Show Notes
Raise your hand if you have ever missed a turn while driving because you were too busy arguing with your GPS. Many of us will follow an app like Waze right past our own neighborhood just because it claims it is shaving off a mere forty two seconds. We have reached a point where we blindly trust these digital maps with our daily routes, believing they know every traffic jam, construction zone, and speed trap. In this relatable and thought provoking episode of Faith and Tech Bytes with Amy Lynn, Amy Lynn asks a convicting question that the Holy Spirit whispered to her: Are we that quick to listen when God says Recalculating? In this installment of Faith and Tech Bytes with Amy Lynn, we explore the difference between the streets on our screens and the path for our souls.
Jesus gave us the ultimate spiritual roadmap in Matthew 7:13-14, where He warned us to enter through the narrow gate. He explained that the road leading to destruction is wide and broad, and many people choose it because it looks easy. However, the road that leads to life is small and narrow, and only a few find it. By tuning into Faith and Tech Bytes with Amy Lynn, you will realize that Gods path for you is not always the fastest route. It rarely avoids the traffic of life’s trials, and it might even look like a total detour to everyone else around you. But it is the only path that leads to the abundant life you were created for.
Next time you open Google Maps, Apple Maps, or Waze, we challenge you to try a tiny but powerful faith and tech habit. Before you hit that Start button, pray a simple prayer out loud: Lord, order my steps today and show me Your narrow road. Then, stay alert for those subtle Holy Spirit nudges. Maybe you are prompted to stop and grab a coffee for a coworker who is struggling. Perhaps you need to take the longer route home so you have enough time to call your mother. Or, as Amy Lynn suggests, maybe the nudge is simply to turn off your podcast and spend those few minutes talking to the Good Shepherd instead.
Your GPS is an incredible tool for getting you to your physical house, but only Jesus can get you to the life you were made for. In this episode of Faith and Tech Bytes with Amy Lynn, we offer the biblical truth and practical steps you need to put the right voice in charge of your journey. Keep your apps open for the streets, but let the Holy Spirit lead the way for your heart. If you are tired of the hurried, broad roads of the world and longing for a better way, this episode provides the encouragement you need to find the narrow road. Tune in now for the faith and tech reminder that ensures you are always on the right path.
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