MY RESULTS ARE:
You Are 65% Addicted to the Internet
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In your opinion, life without the internet is hardly worth living. Could be, but you probably need a bit more fresh air and sunshine to think clearly. |
Posted on 09/22/2020 6:03:52 PM PDT by luvie
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In your opinion, life without the internet is hardly worth living. Could be, but you probably need a bit more fresh air and sunshine to think clearly. |
Hi!
Bible in a Year:
Assemble the people before me to hear my words so that they may learn to revere me.
When my grown son faced a difficult situation, I reminded him about God’s constant care and provision during his dad’s year of unemployment. I recounted the times God strengthened our family and gave us peace while my mom fought and lost her battle with leukemia. Highlighting the stories of God’s faithfulness stitched into Scripture, I affirmed He was good at keeping His word. I led my son down our family’s God-paved memory lane, reminding him about the ways He remained reliable through our valley and mountaintop moments. Whether we were struggling or celebrating, God’s presence, love, and grace proved sufficient.
Although I’d like to claim this faith-strengthening strategy as my own, God designed the habit of sharing stories to inspire the future generations’ belief in Him. As the Israelites remembered all they’d seen God do in the past, He placed cobblestones of confidence down their divinely paved memory lanes.
The Israelites had witnessed God holding true to His promises as they followed Him (Deuteronomy 4:3–6). He’d always heard and answered their prayers (v. 7). Rejoicing and reminiscing with the younger generations (v. 9), the Israelites shared the holy words breathed and preserved by the one true God (v. 10).
As we tell of our great God’s majesty, mercy, and intimate love, our convictions and the faith of others can be strengthened by the confirmation of His enduring trustworthiness.
Who’s invested in your spiritual growth by sharing what God has done in their lives? What creative ways can you share His faithfulness and love across generational lines?
Sovereign God, thank You for empowering me to walk with sure-footed faith that crosses generational lines.
Internet? Please. You're definitely not geeky enough to be that addicted. You have a full life off your computer - and the internet is just a small pastime.
Hi Everybody!
(((HUGS)))
Ready to take the quiz.
I am only 39% Addicted, but that is because of FR.
Otherwise, I would not be online at all.
Only 37% addicted?
Seems like more.
I do not need a quiz for this.
Me as I get ready to go to sleep: “If I don’t turn on the computer tomorrow and go online, I can get some stuff done.”
Me the next day: “I gotta remember not to turn on the computer and go online because stuff needs to get done” as I turn on the computer and go online.
Greetings to all at the Canteen!
To all our military men and women, past and present,
You Are 54% Addicted to the Internet
You're somewhat addicted to the internet - but who isn't?
You can keep it under check, and you're by no means a hermit.
I deviate from my usual opening line to say “blondes in pink?” Vavavavoom (though I also like brunettes in black and red and separately pistachio ice cream and hot summer nights).
Sez here this week I am six of one half dozen of another.
You Are 50% Addicted to the Internet
You’re somewhat addicted to the internet - but who isn’t?
You can keep it under check, and you’re by no means a hermit.
I am worse then you for being addictive to the internet: 73%.
That’s probably a pretty balanced amount of time.
Sounds VERY familiar!
But...but...my friends might need me. LOL!
That’s what I thought about mine. LOL!
LOL! I beat ya!
Whoa! Is that even possible? LOL!
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