Scrolling Away from God: How my Phone Addiction Quickly Took Over Life

"I Didn't Think It Was a Problem" She thought the phone was harmless at first. A few minutes of scrolling after work slowly turned into emotional distance from her family, restless church services, quiet dinners, and a life lived through constant distraction. What began as everyday screen time quietly became an addiction she never expected to face. In Scrolling Away From God, one woman shares the honest and emotional story of how endless scrolling slowly pulled her away from her faith, her peace, and the people she loved most. Through painful family moments, spiritual emptiness, setbacks, and small victories, she begins learning how to reconnect with God, her family, and herself one intentional choice at a time. This deeply personal Christian testimony explores: - Phone addiction and emotional disconnection - Family relationships damaged by distraction - Anxiety, loneliness, and digital dependency - Spiritual numbness and the struggle to be still - Grace, healing, and learning to live present again - Finding peace beyond endless scrolling Written with honesty, warmth, and hope, this book is for anyone who has ever felt emotionally exhausted by constant noise and wonders if it is possible to reclaim their attention, faith, and purpose before more time slips away. Part of the When God Found Me series - powerful stories of broken people, life-changing moments, and the hope that can still be found in the darkest seasons of life.

Pagina's: 102, Paperback, Independently published