today on Summit Life with J.D. Greer.

The best things in our life don't come because we plan them,

but because God interrupts us with them.

So thank God for divine interruptions.

The bottom line is that a healthy Christian life

is one in which you learn to avoid unhealthy distractions

so you can be open to divine interruptions.

Welcome back to Summit Life with J.D. Greer. As always, I'm your host, Molly Vitovich.

You know, it's safe to say that our generation deals with more distractions today than at any previous point in history.

Most of us feel like we're constantly pulled in different directions, usually by our phones.

Today, Pastor J.D. shows us how truly distracted we are by comparing us to Jesus' example.

On the one hand, Jesus seemed much of the time to be so focused that you couldn't

interrupt him. Yet on the other, he was completely open and interruptible. Discerning the balance

seems to be our challenge as we seek to be more like him. And don't forget, you can reach out to us

at jadigre.com or give us a call at 866-335220 anytime.

But for now, let's join Pastor J.D. Greer in Luke chapter 10.

You ever find yourself wishing that life had one of those little do not disturb buttons

like you have on your phone that you could just occasionally turn on? I wish I could put one on my kid's forehead sometimes. I'm just like,

nope, not right now. We cannot watch Frozen again. I wish I could turn on a do not disturb sign on them.

Speaking of the phone, this is the single biggest distracting element ever conceived.

It almost seems designed just to add distraction into our lives.

It gives everybody, including huge swaths of people that I've never met, and many of whom

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