A pastor challenges viewers spending hours on YouTube and Netflix to stop neglecting prayer and Bible reading. He argues these habits are excuses for spiritual laziness and calls people to commit to daily Scripture study and prayer instead of relying on self-strength.
Don't tell me you don't have time for the Word of God if you're on YouTube for hours a day. Don't tell me you don't have time to pray if you're caught up on your latest Netflix series. Don't say there's no time to worship if you scroll through social media for large chunks of the day. When you live without prayer and the Word, you're telling the Holy Spirit, I can live in my own strength. Let's throw off laziness and be done with spiritual procrastination. This isn't a message of condemnation, but of correction. God loves you too much to leave you in your compromise. Don't worry about perfection, just pray. Make the commitment now to enact spiritual discipline. Pray and read the Bible every day. If you'll make that commitment, type in the comments, I commit.
