TikTok is Gone, But God’s Still Here 🙏

Hey everyone, Happy Sunday!

Well, it happened. TikTok is gone (for now, at least). For many of us, it was more than just an app—it was a way to connect, to laugh, and maybe even find some inspiration in the chaos of everyday life. But while social media platforms come and go, one thing remains constant: God’s presence.

Just think about it—when the trends fade, the accounts get banned, and the algorithms change, God’s love stays the same. He’s always there, ready to listen, guide, and remind us of what truly matters.

It’s easy to get caught up in what we’ve lost, but what if we looked at it differently? Maybe this is an opportunity to refocus—less scrolling, more praying. Less consuming, more creating. Less distraction, more connection with Him.

Here’s something to reflect on this week:

“Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever.” — Hebrews 13:8

No matter what happens in the world around us, God’s promises never change. He’s not going anywhere, and He’s inviting you to draw closer to Him.

Here’s What’s Inside This Week’s Newsletter:

1. A Quick Challenge
Take the time you’d usually spend scrolling through TikTok and invest it in your faith instead. Read a chapter from the Bible, spend a few minutes in prayer, or even start a gratitude journal. Try it for a week and see how it changes your perspective.

2. Scripture for the Week
“But seek first His kingdom and His righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well.” — Matthew 6:33
When we prioritize our relationship with God, everything else falls into place.

3. Faith in Action
Without TikTok, you’ve got a little extra time on your hands—so why not use it to spread kindness? Call a friend, check in on someone, or share an encouraging message with someone who needs it.

4. Quick Tip for Growth
Replace mindless scrolling with mindful moments. Whether it's listening to worship music, journaling, or simply sitting in silence and talking to God, use this time wisely.

Remember This:
Social media may come and go, but God is always constant. He’s not here for likes or views—He’s here for your heart. Keep walking with Him, and you’ll never feel disconnected.

Let’s stay focused on what matters. If you’re struggling with the change, take it to God—He’s got something better planned for you.

With faith,
Yung Pressy
Walk With Christ

P.S. Hit reply and let me know how you're using your newfound free time. I’d love to hear from you!