Idleness Aversion: Why We Always Feel the Need to Be Doing Something Have you ever caught yourself reaching for your phone the second you had nothing to do? Maybe you're waiting in a queue, sitting alone in silence, or just standing by while food is cooking—and suddenly, without even thinking, you unlock your phone and scroll through an app. You weren’t bored. You weren’t looking for anything. You just didn’t want to sit still. If that sounds familiar, you’ve experienced something called idleness aversion . 🌱 What Exactly Is Idleness Aversion? Idleness aversion is our natural discomfort with being still or doing nothing. Even for a few seconds, our minds feel uneasy when there’s no activity happening. So what do we do? We try to fill the gap—by tapping, checking, scrolling, or doing anything that makes us feel like something’s going on. It’s not about productivity. It’s about staying mentally occupied—even if the action is unnecessary. 📱 Real-Lif...
Do We Doubt Like Thomas or Sink Like Peter? Holding on to Faith in Every Season of Life In life, we all face seasons that test our faith. There are times when things feel uncertain, and it’s hard to understand what God is doing. We may feel like nothing is changing or moving forward, and doubts begin to rise in our hearts. But even in those quiet or difficult moments, Jesus reminds us not to lose heart. He said, “In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world.” – John 16:33 When we find ourselves waiting or wondering, Jesus calls us to trust in God’s timing and care. He teaches us to seek His kingdom first and not to be anxious about what’s ahead, knowing that our Heavenly Father knows what we need. “Seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things will be added to you.” – Matthew 6:33 Faith grows not only in the big victories but also in...