Social media can connect, educate, and encourage, but it can also train our attention through notifications, algorithms, comparison, and endless scrolling. This article reflects on attention as a spiritual practice, showing how Christians can guard their hearts, practice Spirit-formed self-control, redeem their time, and ask what is shaping who they are becoming…
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