"'Martha, Martha,' the Lord replied, 'you are stressed and angry with numerous things, yet barely any things are required—or to be sure just one. Mary has picked what is better, and it won't be detracted from her.'" Luke 10:41-42
Do you own your telephone, or does it own you?
In the event that you've taken a truly helpful apparatus and made it the most significant thing in your life, at that point your telephone has become your god. On the off chance that you've permitted your telephone to divert you based on what is generally significant, at that point it has become your godlike object. The device has become the ace.
Jesus once visited the home of his companions Martha and Mary, the sisters of Lazarus. While Martha hectically ready for the feast and filled the role of a decent master, her sister Mary sat under Jesus and tuned in to his instructing.
Martha got baffled and said to Jesus, "Master, don't you care that my sister has left me to accomplish the work without anyone else? Advise her to support me!" (Luke 10:40).
"'Martha, Martha,' the Lord replied, 'you are stressed and irritated with numerous things, however hardly any things are required—or to be sure just one. Mary has picked what is better, and it won't be detracted from her'" (Luke 10:41-42).
The Bible says that Martha was diverted by her arrangements, which kept her from the most significant thing: being with Jesus.
Frequently, at the time, you may believe you're centered around the best thing—restoring that text, settling on that decision, watching that status, noting that message. Be that as it may, in the event that something keeps you from the most significant thing, at that point it's assumed control over your life.
You have to sit under Jesus the entire life. It's known as a calm time. You sit unobtrusively and supplicate and read the Bible and let God address you through his Word. You admit and approach God for what you need and recognition him for what his identity is. It's the most significant aspect of your day since it influences everything else in your day. It decides the amount you become more acquainted with God and develop as an adherent of Jesus"
When you need to pick between making some peaceful memories or looking through your telephone, which will it be? In case you're similar to the normal individual, you go through three hours and 15 minutes on your telephone every day. How long do you spend in God's Word?
Try not to let yourself get diverted. You have power over how you invest your energy. Decide to spend it on what makes a difference most.