We live saturated in information. Television, internet, apps, books—everything accessible with a single click. Whatever interests us, we feed instantly. Natural, really. But imagine all devices vanishing tomorrow. The void would be crushing. We’d realise how dependent we’ve become on constant input, endless scrolling, perpetual distraction. Now consider your soul—empty, longing for answers, desperate for guidance. The Bible sits there, an information highway for the soul, yet we treat it like outdated technology. We’ll spend hours researching our interests, binge-watching series, scrolling feeds, but consider five minutes in Scripture a chore. Jesus posts no memes. There is a meme that shows Jesus talking to a person saying; “I’m not talking about Twitter. I literally want you to follow me.” We hunger for everything except what feeds our souls. We follow everyone except the One who knows where we’re going. We master every app except the one that matters. Your soul isn’t interested in your interests—it’s starving whilst you feast on emptiness. The Bible isn’t competing for your attention; it’s trying to save what all your interests are slowly killing.