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Detoxing from social media addiction, plus more with JP Pokluda on killing bad habits, and is it wrong to date if you aren\\u2019t ready for marriage?\\xa0

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Featured musical artist:\\xa0Je\\u2019kob

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Roundtable: How to Detox From Social Media

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You intend to \\u201cjust check\\u201d your social media accounts, but a few minutes turn into an hour or more of mindless scrolling. You\\u2019ve tried to stop before, but the lure of the screen and its endless notifications are too much. You promise to do something about it\\u2026tomorrow. If this sounds like you, it may be time for a detox. To help motivate you, our guests describe what has helped them control the time spent on their phones, specifically with social media. They\\u2019ll also talk about the life gains they\\u2019ve seen as a result, and share ideas for replacing screen time with real relationships.\\xa0

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Culture: JP Pokluda on Breaking Bad Habits (Part 2)\\xa0\\xa0

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Why Do I Do What I Don\\u2019t Want to Do? Replace Deadly Vices With Life-Giving Virtues\\xa0

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Inbox: Dating Without Marriage in Mind

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Is it wrong to date if you aren\\u2019t ready to get married? Counselor Kari Aho weighs in.

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In Romans 7, the Apostle Paul is candid about his struggle with sin: \\u201cWhy do I do what I don\\u2019t want to do?\\u201d Pastor Jonathan Pokluda asks the same question in his latest book (titled exactly that!). We can all relate, but what do we do about it? Is it possible to replace vices with virtues and bad habits with good ones? Is it possible to not let sin have mastery over us? In part two of our conversation, JP will tackle three battles we all face: perception management vs. authenticity, busyness vs. rest, and cynicism vs. optimism.