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You Make Time for Who and What's Important
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- May 25, 2026
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- 173
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Summary
How many times have you caught yourself saying I do not have time this week? We tell ourselves we do not have time to call our parents, fold the laundry, read our Bibles, or check on a lonely neighbor. Yet, somehow, we magically discover thirty minutes to scroll through Instagram, an hour to binge-watch another episode, or fifteen minutes to beat the next level of a mobile game. In this convicting and honest episode of Faith and Tech Bytes with Amy Lynn, Amy Lynn challenges us to look at the hard truth: we always make time for who and what is truly important to us. Our digital calendars and our smartphone screen-time reports do not lie. They reveal our real priorities, not just the ones we talk about on Sunday morning. Jesus spoke directly to this human tendency in Matthew 6:21 when He said, Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also. In 2026, our treasure is easier to track than ever before. Amy Lynn shares her own vulnerability, revealing a week where her phone reported over four hours spent on a single shopping app. By tuning into Faith and Tech Bytes with Amy Lynn, you will be encouraged to audit your own digital treasure. God is not demanding every single minute of your day, but He and the people He has placed in your life certainly deserve to be higher on the list than TikTok, group texts, or mindless shopping. Whether it is a child wanting to play or a neighbor needing a kind word, the people around us deserve our presence. Making a change does not require a massive life overhaul; it starts with small, intentional shifts. In this installment of Faith and Tech Bytes with Amy Lynn, we discuss practical ways to reclaim your hours. Try putting your phone in another room while you fold laundry and use that time to pray out loud for your family. Keep your d…