Your feed is shaping you more than you think—and not just the one on your phone. We explore how Proverbs 13:20 maps onto modern life, where “walking with the wise” looks like choosing what you linger on, who you spend time with, and how long you sit with God’s Word. The result isn’t behavior management; it’s a new inner algorithm that delivers different outcomes across your thoughts, habits, and relationships. We share candid stories about friendships that changed as faith deepened, the pull of peer pressure at any age, and the quiet responsibility that comes when people are watching—kids, spouses, coworkers, and friends who take cues from our choices. You’ll hear practical ways to set boundaries without turning your back on people: filtering shows and social content, limiting time where you’re tempted, and seeking out Bible study, prayer, and community that sharpen your soul. We unpack how small shifts—what you search for, where you stop, how long you stay—compound into a life that craves Scripture more than scrolls. We also tackle generational patterns. If you inherited compromises, you can interrupt them. Like typing new search terms, opening the Bible and returning to it consistently brings a flood of better inputs: clarity, conviction, and hope. Over time, your circle begins to reflect your pursuit—friends who pray with you, speak truth to you, and help carry the weight of real change. This is a road you don’t walk alone, and every step matters, even the hard ones. If this resonated, follow the show, share it with a friend who needs courage to reset their inputs, and leave a review so others can find the road where real faith meets real life.
