Your attention may be more than just a cognitive skill—have you ever considered that it could be a moral compass guiding your spiritual journey?
In this episode of PREPPED, join host James Spencer, PhD, for an exploration of this profound idea. Drawing from the insights of neuroscientist Ian McGilchrist, Scripture, and personal experience, Dr. Spencer makes the case that attention is not passive—it’s formative. What we choose to focus on shapes not only how we see the world, but how we respond to God.
Through powerful analogies, we examine how distractions, addictions, and misaligned focus can draw us away from God’s story—and how, in contrast, developing holy attentiveness can transform how we live, discern truth, and walk in obedience.
Reflecting on the Israelites' wilderness journey and the nature of trust, this episode also explores how daily practices can help us establish a faithful rhythm aligned with God's will. Learn how to build habits of attentiveness, embrace ‘holy times,’ and respond to God not just with recognition, but with reverent focus.
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