I turned my suburban home into an off-grid cabin.

[@MadisunGray]

thoughts on smartphones. i want to hear them! thank you, all of you, for your support of my work and the comments! xo

[@mikaylariley7]

It’s a great tool/convenience, but most days I want to chuck it out a window😆

[@DianaKerr]

I'm reading The Opt Out Family right now, and I definitely recommend it! 😊

[@Angelanialford]

Technology is wonderful to connect us, influence us, learn in ways we were not able to before. Social media in particular can introduce you to people, ideas, anything you may not have known or were less likely to stumble upon without social media. You, Madi, in particular changed my life absolutely. Phones need boundaries though because of the endless possibilities of use. It’s up to us to set the boundaries, and hopefully still want to enjoy the privilege of technology. Such a lovely video Madi! I would love to do the thinking and wondering myself more, and especially children should. 💞

[@MadisunGray]

@@DianaKerr i loved that one too!

[@MadisunGray]

@@Angelanialford i love so many things about it too, thank you 🥰

[@amysaren6374]

I am 51 years old and I have NEVER owned a cell phone...soooo many people say that how do you survive?..they say I could NEVER do that!!..it really is sooo refreshing and I strongly encourage anyone that you do not need a cell phone in todays culture...sure there are times when my daughter and I get lost trying to find her friends house but we laugh because we know that I am going to have to go into 7-11 and ask directions from and actual human being...I am so proud of you and anyone who is trying to live life with less cell time!

[@katie187]

This is amazing and I'm so jealous! I wish I never owned a phone. I can tell you, once mine breaks, I'm not rushing to get a new one (and if I get one at all, it's going to be an old school flip phone!).

[@aspenlittle1098]

The "what if I get more value from all of this, than this." gave me chills! 10/10 content from my favorite creator!

[@auntlizzy1308]

The statement: “I don’t have to ask anybody, I just google it” is more profound than you know! As I look back at how it was in the 80’s and 90’s, there was so much more human communication and interaction. And as a person asked a question; and another one answered, those words of wisdom were heard by everyone in the vicinity. So you could glean knowledge you maybe didn’t need at the time. Also, you would learn by the experiences of others and the conversations that followed. We are being dumbed down and don’t even know it.

[@abigailpilarski9548]

This was so inspiring. I watched this while my kids were napping and now that I’ve finished it, I’m putting down my phone, making a cup of coffee, and reading my book that I feel like “I have no time To read”. Thank you for the continuous inspiration! You are my favorite creator on KZbin.

[@hannahbentson9374]

I agree. I noticed a huge difference in my focus, overwhelm and how overly stimulated I felt when I spent less time on my phone. Yes! Life is for living.

[@MadisunGray]

me too. it's wild how different i feel.

[@Wendy_Hannah]

Last year I deleted all my social media and lots of apps off my phone and the difference was instant, I couldn’t believe how much time I got back and how much better I felt. Granted, I have a pile of notebooks and puzzle books I didn’t ‘need’ before, and I’ve had to be really mindful of not replacing one mind numbing activity for another (tv and KZbin for example), but I can’t tell you how much better my brain feels. While I’m on, your channel is absolutely beautiful!

[@Jerika888]

This hits home. I am really going to give it a go with phone free weekends. I often feel like my life is passing by me and I am not paying any attention. 😢 I am afraid my kids will think of their childhood that "mom was always on her phone". I needed to see this ❤

[@MadisunGray]

i feel this too.

[@caitlinryder898]

I feel this!

[@ThereseGrignon]

I have had a Gabb phone for a couple of years now. It has no internet but does have talk and text, pictures, even video. I love it so much. There are changes that had to be made. I now own a radio with a cd player and I do have a recipe binder. I have more books to look things up, but mostly I go without knowing. It is nice to not know everything. I know that things that are really important. My kids, my community, my church, all became more real when I ditched the smart phone.

[@cleosmom9022]

Madisun! You are very special and your family is very blessed. I am 65 years old, and all done raising my children, but you have taught me so much. Thank you for these little lessons. :)

[@MadisunGray]

🤎🤎🤎

[@kaylaaddison3269]

This was convicting. I've thought about this subject a lot, especially as I plan to be a Mom sometime in the future. I think about my smartphone free childhood, and I love it. I realize I will need to drastically change some things if I want to give my own children a childhood even close to mine. I also miss the times before I had a phone, as a young adult. I'm addicted to it and don't like not having it to waste time on, but I simultaneously want to throw it out the window. It is a struggle!

[@MadisunGray]

so conscious 🤎

[@bcdgemini]

You're a pioneer for younger generations. I've been thinking of a way to do just this, since I realized my pre k son relies too much on his iPad. I have a husband who doesn't want to restrict technology, so I'll have to make it work on my own. Thanks for posting on this subject.

[@OliviaintheOutdoors]

Love this! You are truly my favorite creator on KZbin, thank you for changing the lives of so many of us :)

[@MadisunGray]

🤎thank you wow

[@abbiebarrios8601]

Stooooop!! It’s SO GOOD! You out do yourself every time. Running to the hubby now to share the idea of a disconnect day .

[@krystawendelboe5852]

Offline is the new luxury.🖤 I love this video soo much!

[@lilolith.]

You are absolutely spot on, every single time! I’m a 23 yo clinical child and adolescent psychology master student and the amount of children I come across who are addicted to screens and all of the negative side effects is huge!! I wish for everyone to feel a little less stress by using screens a little less 😉 Just this week I was contemplating buying a flip phone and this video convinced me! Thank you sm for doing what you do. You are truly inspiring❤

[@leeannparker6626]

A breath of fresh air! Thank you for your thought provoking and heart warming content🙂💛🌞

[@hopester11]

I love this! My husband and I just finished a week of a "TV fast" because we felt our evenings could be better spent on other things and it's too easy to get into a mindless routine after dinner. This was inspiring in a different sense, since I have also been feeling exhausted and overwhelmed by everything my phone "requires" of me to keep up with. Thanks for creating this beautiful video!

[@softsophisticate]

I stopped watching the news nearly two years ago, I hate the dramatic music played on morning news programmes when I prefer gentle music. A few months ago my TV broke. As I spend more time on KZbin looking up things I am interested in, such as this video, I'm not in a rush to replace it. I've also decided to do other things in the evening. Currently I'm in the middle of getting all my art items out I haven't udes for years and making my Christmas cards. Yes it is cheaper and easier to buy some, but this is more fun.

[@Shuswap1970]

how very nurturing, you are a truly beautiful young mom

[@hannahbentson9374]

Just last night my hubby and I stopped at a restaurant to pick up food…my heart hurt to see how many people had phones in faces (even children!). People weren’t talking to each other they were just staring at glowing screens while they eat “together”. 💔💔 it was very eye opening.

[@MadisunGray]

it is heartbreaking and so harmful to children

[@softsophisticate]

I was in a lovely restaurant on my summer holiday this year, the couple on the table next to me were having a very romantic time, seemingly in a huffy mood with each other and on their phones. The restaurant was expensive and they also complained about the food.

[@Dana-mb1hd]

Madisun❤ GREAT video- I’m on my phone all too often. I need to put my phone down and pick up my Bible more!!!! Thank you for the encouragement 🙏🙏

[@MadisunGray]

i agree! i used to listen to daily audio bible everyday and now am enjoying the good old-fashioned physical bible so much more lately!

[@Dana-mb1hd]

@ your channel is a blessing Madi thank you 💖

[@jenniferjacques4971]

Loved this video. About a month ago I switched to a basic flip phone, while there have been a few inconveniences in doing so overall it’s been the best decision. The mental clarity you mentioned is what did it for me. My brain feels so much less cluttered without my smart phone.

[@BE-lb8nq]

madisun this made me tear up and emotional in the of best ways :) my phone doesnt tend to distract me as much im really good at keeping it tucked and put away or dont know where its at half the time however my latptop that i purchased in 2023 has changed my life. i hadnt owned one since college and i started to think how different my life was when i had a tv but no wifi connection bc i didnt want to pay for it, or back to when I didnt own a laptop and aimlessly scroll youtube videos! or the time spent reading the headlines to see which one i want to listen to in the background while i do my slow living activities. and it is so exhausting and overwhelming youre right... to have something on in the background while your living almost constantly taking in information. I do enjoy music but i often dont play it enough. we have silent car rides and i realized those are my moments of peace. Im a mom of 3 as well my baby was born in may of this year so congratulations to yall !!!!

[@MadisunGray]

such a conscious, beautiful life.

[@deborahpellerito6117]

You are wonderful

[@coralsaintclair630]

I loved this video. This was honestly very inspiring for me because i too have been feeling convicted about the time spent on my phone lately. As a stay at home mom to a toddler i find myself picking my phone up so often throughout the day and wasting so much time even if i check it with a good intention of finding a recipe or answering a text. It’s so easy to get distracted or even to just numb ourselves to what’s going on in our own hearts emotionally. There’s so much I want to do and work on and experience with my family but I often let my phone get in the way of that and it makes me feel as if i have no time when really, I know that I do. It truly is addicting and all consuming. This video really challenges me. I think I’m going to take a couple of days and try this as well.

[@Soapydishpotatoes]

Simply deleting socials is life changing. I’m a millennial, but haven’t had socials for 10 years, I am a much happier and content person than any of my peers and I truly believe this is 70% of the reason why!

[@taceyanne1]

Yay! Same here. I'm a Millennial and Social media free since 2013. However, I still waste time on KZbin and the news app. The smartphone itself is so addicting, even without social media.

[@Carole616]

While watching this video, I kept thinking about the book Stolen Focus by Johann Hari. It may be the most important book I have ever read.

[@Chrissyhappy]

I have phone free Friday….I have to watch though as its slips. I forget and message people back. I have to leave it on as I have dependants. I find the smart phones exhausting. I do as little as possible on mine. No music, no banking, no shopping. Nothing. It’s just a phone. I have everything as simple as possible. Dislike technology. Love my books. Have recipes written down. Have no tv. I find it all exhausting being truthful. This has prompted me. I think I’m going to change to phone free weekends! That may work better! Thank you! ❤ Very thought provoking.

[@MadisunGray]

wow inspiring!!! i love hearing its possible

[@cassiedilley]

I cannot get over the beauty of your content! I have appreciated your work for so long and am in awe of the life you live. Thank you for all your hard work to bring us along. ❤

[@sundaysanne89]

I watched it twice in a row and can't explain how important those Messages are to me. Loved this Video and the artistry so much!❤

[@SarahHannah91]

I shoved my iPhone in a drawer for 4 days and I was genuinely a bit scared of the thing when I started using it again on Monday morning. It was so interesting to see what overwhelmed me the most… it was actually instant messages (we use WhatsApp a lot here in the UK). The bit I kind of needed the most! Thanks so much for this video Madi, another triumphant piece of art as usual. Probably seen the book already, but check out the Opt Out Family x

[@erinbrand1311]

I think about this all the time. I’m happy that social media helped me find your page for instance. I use my phone for recipes and finding trails to hike in the area. I often download maps so that when I’m hiking, I know where I’m at coordinates wise which is great since I often hike alone. But I think finding the places where the phone is your time waster is the important aspect. I don’t watch TV but I waste time on social media so maybe by deleting the apps that have the most time wasting impact and keeping the things that are beneficial is the best idea for me.😊 I’m a certain age where in college we didn’t even have email yet😂

[@MH-sv6ww]

EVERY TIME!!! - every word, you got me! ❤️ thank you.

[@suelayman1371]

What a wonderful video, so convicting!! I'm inspired to take back my life too.

[@lauradial8495]

Madisun, my heart is so full after watching this! My desire is to be outside as much as possible. One of my biggest dreams is to make food from scratch outside! I love the wonderful role model you are to me. Where did you happen to get the fire pit, items used inside of it? Also, side note… how did you create or where did you find the little tent you have in your yard? I think first steps for me is investing in our outdoor space.

[@adreaminfocus]

A wonderful reminder. Very literally all my stress comes from my phone. I hate it and love it all at the same time. I’m trying to figure a way of just making my phone a phone but then I see all these little apps here and there that are on it, and I’m like, I do use them but do they make me happy? I am so grateful I am of the age where we grew up without a phone and it does make me sad how overwhelmed our children grow to be, my son will not be getting a phone for as long as humanly possible❤

[@TheMennomilist]

I mean, we had phones, but landlines don't attach at our hip everywhere we go. hehe. I have a recipe binder which I use every week! I print out recipes I want to try. Love that you showed what you got more value from compared to other things. Love that your childhood convicted you a bit in the making of this! It really is sad that we can find things out immediately instead of considering things a bit! It is cool that you were looking at an actual map! My dad used to use a real map when we would travel and sometimes he'd get lost. I remember he'd evaluate the map the day before we'd go somewhere so that wouldn't happen, because he gets angry easily and that is not fun. I am terrible with maps and was then too!! Great thought provoking video.

[@KymberleyAllen]

I have been feeling this so much lately. I saw a thing the other day saying my generation is the last generation to have experienced life without social media and it actually made me cry. My dream is to be rid of my phone completely but I don’t that I ever will be able to. Baby steps. For now all my social media is gone and I just use it for communication and directions!

[@SomeHippieDietitian]

Love this soooo much

[@jessb6706]

I love this ❤ pulling it all back and going to how it was before. I have been trying to do this for the festive season. Buying meaningful gifts. Not over planning.. rushing.. trying to find just a grotto to see Father Christmas , without all the added stuff and extra cost. If Christmas was magical when we were younger and had less, it could still be now. Will you be doing a simple christmas post ? ❤

[@ashleyjones6888]

I needed this video so badly. I think that God wants to give me a wake up call. Thank you so much for this. We'd all be so much better off if we could just tear ourselves away.

[@Annazelfvoorzienendleven]

I live without a mobile phone, nice and quiet, look at my laptop in the evening, rest after a long day of work, answer my mail, watch a few nice videos and that's how I came to yours. I find those mobile phones addictive and that compulsion of always having to be reachable.

[@Marietta30064]

YES!!!! LOVE this!!!!

[@ccherio83]

LOVE this video so much!! ❤ I needed to hear this message. Thank you for what you do Madi!

[@simplysteph19]

Yessss! I only feel overwhelmed or extra overwhelmed when my phone is being used more. I have been wanting to try a flip phone for a while now. I know it seems silly but I think it will help, it will be so relaxing to have a basic phone with no potion to download this or that or google anything.

[@MadisunGray]

there is something so relaxing about the brick phone. i agree!

[@extrememinimalistparent]

Going through the exact same thing! I deleted everything off my phone and started all over again. I have a watch, I have a radio and an alarm, I have physical books for me and for toddler, and a small TV for a few favourite shows. We have no subscriptions, no music accounts, no online or phone games, no streaming, no social media (expect YT), no digital photos and about 9x9 x 100 photos. No computer. No Kindle. None of that. And from January, no Amazon. The expectation is YT, google, email, WhatsApp and library audio/ebooks. I'm still an extreme minimalist (1 of a few hygiene and cleaning, low kitchen inventory, no beside tables, no coffee table, no entryway stuff, every book fits on one shelf, only 5 toys in the garden, very little or no home decor or art or photos on the wall, only a Christmas tree and window lights, no easter or halloween or valentines day decor, no plants, a occasional fresh flowers and candles, etc. But not anymore when it comes to my phone... or maybe I am? Idk. And actually, I do miss having a dinning table (instead of a 2nd sofa) and a dresser. It's so hard and so easy at the same time. But I'll always say its better to takeaway stuff to find out if mean anything to you.

[@sharyldavis1358]

What a beautiful and powerful video, Madi! I love your ingenuity and how you so gracefully swim against the current. ❤

[@MadisunGray]

this is the sweetest compliment to me, thank you!

[@dariafrackowiak7196]

❤ Thank you for the Polish subtitles.

[@Eegajd]

Aaaand with that, I’m bricking again!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@hollyann2606]

Love, Love, Love!!!

[@MadisunGray]

thank you!

[@faithjolene244]

Honestly, I miss the days without this technology. I feel it’s ruining so much of society. 😞

[@MadisunGray]

🤎🤎🤎

[@nclpellegrini]

Yes!❤

[@hobbygardeninthewoods]

Oh how true!

[@IsabelleMoegelin]

Ive been thinking about going back to a dumb phone for so long. Smartphones just stress me out! The only thing im concerned about is whatsapp because my brain keeps telling me "what if i miss important messages?" but honestly i had the same thoughts a couple months ago when i first deleted instagram and now im so happy to not be on that platform anymore. might just need to make the move & try it! thank you for the great inspiration. i was reminded of the old cookbook my mom used to have in our kitchen where little 12 year old me would sneak up to find the pancake recipe and make pancakes all by myself at home. sad that those little old memories will just turn into a "oh yeah i asked alexa for that"

[@MadisunGray]

this gave me chills. i completely agree. i went without Instagram for a couple years until I started this business and I still think about it a lot that I literally missed nothing... it was just an illusion that I would be "missing out".

[@c.schulten1081]

So much inspiration in only 9 Minutes ❤

[@MadisunGray]

thank you 🤎

[@saracope7953]

Wow, I needed this.

[@franzik.400]

best video so far!

[@litame3814]

Yes , and it blessed me so much I removed myself off social media platforms ( FB, Instagram, Snapchat) and have not looked back 🎉

[@Lindsey-iu1yj]

beautiful, love it! i use a "dumb phone" but i like to just call it a phone. it's not smart but it does just what i need it to :) i have three little boys and i homeschool as well. i feel like i am more present without a smart phone constantly begging for my attention. blessings.

[@MadisunGray]

hahaha true! its just actually a phone. i loved experiencing the same, I think I may have fallen down a rabbit hole... and am finding I quite like it down here! haha

[@Hanna-fu1gb]

Love it! The phones in some part destroys our Lifes,I get so angry at myself!! Have 4 kids and I want to be connected to them not my phone! Lets do a weekend one time a month without the phone❤❤ live life in precense

[@MadisunGray]

right! me too!

[@MadisunGray]

i heard someone say once, 'do you know the people under your roof as well as the algorithm does' 👀

[@keilatorres915]

This is sm smazing video. Im going to apply to this challenge tomorrow!.

[@MadisunGray]

i love it! let me know how it goes!

[@WeilleK]

I feel like weekends without phones is a great idea. or scheduling in times of the day to use your phone. I wish there were something that would turn out cell phones into a landline during the day. but also, I need my phone for taking photos! ugh, it's such a hard one.

[@Paheena1]

This made me laugh- you're honestly so clever; I just texted my husband "I have a free babymoon idea!!!" thanks to this vid 🥰

[@MadisunGray]

haha aw thank you

[@yasminealexandras]

I loved this video, gonna try the same with my family and hopefully make it a regular habit ❤

[@MadisunGray]

this makes me so happy

[@lesaa.8121]

Thank you for not being yet another channel of minimalist anesthetic! This is why you are real and helpful and fresh. A lot of those boasting of minimal anesthetics are pushing too hard to promote and keep that . . . even for themselves. And also probably are paying rent on storage buildings to keep their staged homes clear. That is not inspirational or helpful. Thank you for showing us how to live real life well, Madisun.

[@suzannewaldner2074]

I love this video. Thank you for the reminder.

[@MadisunGray]

thank you!

[@alejandrad8021]

Great video, great insight.👋

[@txspacemom765]

Live like it's the 1980's..got it! ;)

[@MadisunGray]

hahaha basically!

[@formgeben]

I laughed so much about the huge map. It was exactly like that

[@SamLindsay-g1f]

Could you do a video on what you are wearing postpartum that is breastfeeding friendly?

[@laurarivett5931]

Let's have a return to the ol' rotary phone shall we? Lol I agree with all of this. I want to cry when I think of my kid seeing us on our phones all the time. Awareness and resisting that feeling of "needing" to look at it is tough.

[@taceyanne1]

We're on the process of getting our 12 year old son a Gabb phone - it's a dumb phone with only calling and texting, no Internet, but it looks like a smart phone. Not gonna lie, I'm tempted to get one for myself.

[@jazfarm5726]

I’m old enough to remember no internet and only black and white tv

[@jamie-leewatson3565]

I wish I could "like" this video a million times!

[@MadisunGray]

aw thank you so much!

[@lynnetracy3826]

Love this idea! What is the brand of cast iron you used over the fire? Link or name would be great. Thank you!

[@hannahbentson9374]

loveeeee this!!

[@MadisunGray]

🤎🤎🤎

[@LacyDawnS]

Love Love Love this!!!

[@MadisunGray]

🤎🤎🤎

[@jjb7362]

Thanks!!! Can you please tell us the brand of your fire cooking supplies? Thanks!

[@KathKeel]

This spoke to me so much, thank you!🩷

[@MadisunGray]

thank you!

[@VasquezRose81_99]

I love your videos!!!!!!! 🩷🩷🩷

[@MadisunGray]

thank you so much!

[@JuliaJordanT]

A beautiful Video 🥰

[@MichelleNovalee]

💗 Is it possible to buy your fall journal in a non digital format? I would love to hold the real thing 💗🌿💞

[@nicolelam1247]

Where’s fire pit from

[@marykitchens7976]

I think about throwing my phone in a lake often. Just pretend it was an accident. Thank you, Madisun. Thank you.

[@kristinmariaheider2583]

I got rid of my smart phone 2 years ago... best thing I ever did!

[@janinec1756]

Great video ❤

[@MadisunGray]

thank you!

[@MadisunGray]

thank you!

[@CarrieSimms-h2x]

I am tired of smart phones. My husband and I purposefully did not have television nor cell phones when our children were young. Now they are young adults and have both television and unlimited access to their smartphones. I miss the simplicity of very limited technology in our home. I feel like everyone reads less (including myself) and interacts less with each other when we have our phones. Some days I hate my phone and what time with it has stolen from my life… Thank you Madisun for these powerful reminders that we can do better, we can be better about limiting or cutting ourselves off from what the world says we need.

[@MadisunGray]

thank you 🤎

[@scottlandon4149]

I honestly want to cry watching this video. I feel like a prisoner of my own fucking phone.. I delete the apps just to install them again, just to check something. I feel like i miss out on a lot, like for example without IG I wouldn’t have known that my fav photographer is doing workshop and I could sign up for that.. But honestly sometimes I think its just an excuse.. I don’t even take photos anymore. I have thousands on my phone but stoped putting them in albums and now they’re to many and it’s to much for me to get my head around.. I want to be free…

[@ashleyjones6888]

I have so many useful skills that I never would have learned without social media and those skills have made life better for my family. But I can't help but wonder if my presence without a phone addiction would still be more valuable to them than homemade soap and great recipes. I wonder how my kids would answer that question when they are grown. I convince myself that I cannot thrive without all of the information, but I think that you are right when you say that is just an excuse.

[@TarrynS1]

This. I’ve been telling my husband ALL week, I want to throw my phone into the woods and buy a flip phone. I’m not even on social media, I avoid the news. I only watch you on KZbin, but I hate how people want me to be available at all times. I feel like I need a break and I often talk about how I have a yearning to go back in time to live in a simpler world. Even though I practice simplicity at home, it’s so disheartening to see how things are going. I witnessed 3 children crying and on the verge of panic attacks while trick or treating the other night. That is not normal that so many kids suffer from social anxiety these days. And we have our phones to thank for that. People barely speak in person anymore. 😢

[@MNSkolGirl]

I'd love to not own a smartphone. I like the idea of the only way for someone to reach me is by landline or email. One of my employers requires me to have a smartphone to clock in at different job locations. This society is designed for us to live around smartphones and make it difficult (not impossible) to live without one.

[@MiaGipson7]

So grand

[@MadisunGray]

🤎

[@Susan.I]

I’m 60 years old , turned of my phone, and just layed down , and ready to nap.

[@thisIsTheDayTheLORDHasMade]

often times phones complicate simple things

[@MadisunGray]

yes 🤎🤎🤎

[@AlyssaNikole]

I deleted all my social media recently. Feels so good but I still use my phone so much 😂

[@chantellenolan]

I turned my iPhone into a dumb phone. I took off all of the apps, and removed internet access and App Store, etc. My husband has a secret passcode so I can't even re-enable it if I tried. It can only text, call, and calculator.

[@MadisunGray]

great idea!

[@amandamccutchin426]

Powerful

[@MadisunGray]

🤎

[@luanneoneill]

Hurricane Helene forced me to go off grid for 10 days and without phone or internet longer. It was oddly refreshing. I quit Facebook and Instagram recently due to rancorous politics. I don't really miss it as much as I thought I would. I am not attached to my phone. It stays in the house most of the time and doesn't even come off the charger. (I'm writing this comment from my laptop) I only carry it on me when I or my husband leave our property.

[@MadisunGray]

wow i cant believe you were able to embrace that challenge and shift your mindset that way. so inspiring. xo

[@lifewithlarsandsusie8315]

I guess I like the convince of a phone. But I also love going without a phone. I keep thinking we should take the WiFi away from our kids though

[@erinmarie1781]

Are physical issues of the Wholehearted book also available?

[@MadisunGray]

we have a source linked where you can send it to print after purchase and have a special print formatted version included in your download if you ever choose to print it. 🤎

[@christisjoypinson5599]

Madisun...you are SPOT. ON. The Holy Spirit has just recently been taking me through a similar process, helping me realize that "walking by faith and not by sight" can so often get hijacked in my own life because of screens. Screens are artificial, what I see on them is not actually happening in my real life right then-+even if it is real, quality content from someone else's life...like you, who am incredibly grateful for! 💖 But if I don't keep a strong boundary on it, what I see on a screen, even good things, can distract me from walking by faith in the present moment and reality of who I actually am and what is actually happening in my world. So He is walking me through establishing stronger boundaries and I am discovering exactly what you said: am instant clarity, even awareness of who God is, who I am in Him, and what He is doing and wanting to do through and around me in this gorgeous, priceless gift called "Life". May He continuously bless you to swim against the current and find the beauty "Christ in you, the Hope of glory" every day--right where YOU are. You are a tremendous blessing! Psalm 103 💖

[@MadisunGray]

that's so beautiful. God is good!

[@christisjoypinson5599]

@MadisunGray Yes He is!!!! 🙌💖🌻

[@taylormaloney2621]

Amen sister

[@MadisunGray]

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[@robinr5337]

Deleted social media apps, minus KZbin, this morning. Couldn't take part in it anymore.

[@MadisunGray]

🤎 love it

[@LeeRouse-o6w]

That's cute. What does your husband do for a living?