I just sent groceries to the wrong Whole Foods…again.

Lately, it feels like everything is going to the wrong place. Groceries, coffee, packages. They all ending up somewhere I didn’t mean to send them.

At first, I thought it was just distraction. Maybe even an ADHD thing. But I don’t think it’s just us.

Have you done this too? Ordered something and realized it’s headed completely somewhere else?

Apparently, this happens all the time now.

Which makes sense. Our apps remember everything—last address, last order, last location. And we’re moving fast, not really double-checking. Or thinking.

So we tap, confirm, and move on.

And later, we realize what we actually did.

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A four-year-old boy sat alone in a hospital room before major surgery.

No family. No one beside him.

Until someone noticed.

In today’s episode, Devin shares a powerful story about attention, compassion, and what happens when we choose to step in.

1. Why presence matters more than we realize
2. How small moments can change lives
3. The importance of noticing

Because sometimes… that’s all it takes.

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How did you respond?

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The quiet corner of the internet, where you searched something, found an article, and actually read it — is closing down. At least it feels that way.

Search engines have been quietly restructuring around video, AI-generated summaries, and paid placements. Studies now show nearly 60 percent of searches end without a single click. Users get a preview, a snippet, a short clip, and move on. The article never gets opened. The writer never gets read.

What we're losing isn't just a preference for text. It's a certain kind of attention. The kind that lets you slow down, reread a sentence, sit with an idea. Video doesn't offer that. Neither does a four-line AI summary.

In this episode, Devin names what's happening and why it's worth paying attention to.

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This might be the strangest diet trend yet.

A viral trend has people pretending to eat food through plastic wrap.

Yes, really.

In today’s episode, Devin reacts to the “plastic wrap diet” and what it reveals about how we think about food.

1. Why this trend is gaining attention
2. What it says about our relationship with food
3. Why this approach completely misses the point

Food was never meant to be something we trick our bodies out of.

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Do you think we’ve lost sight of food as something good or are we just trying to be healthier?

Are trends like this actually helping people or hurting our relationship with food?

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Have you noticed syrup doesn’t look the same anymore?

That bottle in your pantry or fridge might not be what you think it is.

In today’s episode, Devin explores the difference between what we call syrup and what it actually is.

1. The difference between real and artificial syrup
2. Why most shelves are filled with substitutes
3. What this says about how we consume food

Also…pantry or fridge? We settle that too.

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Do you buy real maple syrup or the regular kind?

Fridge or pantry after opening?

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There’s a widely shared “Success Sequence” that promises stability and a path out of poverty.

Graduate. Job. Marriage.

But what happens when life doesn’t follow that order?

In today’s episode, Devin explores the tension between wisdom and grace.

1. Why formulas feel reassuring
2. Where they fall short
3. Why your story isn’t over, even if it didn’t go “in order”

While we’re fans of the sequence, it’s still missing something.

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A simple grocery store decision turned into something bigger.

In today’s episode, Devin shares a moment comparing chocolate chip prices and how quickly it turned into a reflection on AI, thinking, and what happens when we stop using our brains.

1. Why convenience might be costing us more than we realize
2. What research says about AI and brain activity
3. The difference between doing the work… and skipping it

This might make you question what convenience is actually costing you.

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When was the last time you actually watched something without picking up your phone?

And what does your attention say about your spiritual life?

Something subtle but significant is happening in our culture. TV shows are no longer being written for fully engaged viewers. They are being written for distracted ones.

Streaming platforms know we are only half paying attention. So writers are now being told to simplify storylines and spell everything out through dialogue. Characters literally say what is happening out loud, not because the story demands it, but because we are not really watching.

Studies show the overwhelming majority of people are scrolling while watching TV. The screen is no longer the main thing. It has become background noise.

But this is not just about entertainment.

It reveals something deeper about how we live, how we focus, and even how we follow Jesus. If we are constantly distracted, constantly divided, constantly half-present…what does that mean for our faith?

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And where else in your life are you only half paying attention?

Let’s talk about what it looks like to live fully present in a distracted world.

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