The Trap of Spiritual Browsing
Spiritual browsing is the practice of sampling spiritual truths, experiences, and communities based on personal preference and felt-need. It is faith treated as a consumer option, curated to fit one’s lifestyle rather than transforming it.
And it comes with unintended consequences:
Cultivates preference over conviction
Elevates personal taste over trusted obedience
Leads to a superficial godliness at the expense of authentic christ-likeness
JOURNAL PROMPT // Where am I treating God like SOMETHING to browse instead of SOMEONE to seek?
