On average, Australians devote around 5hrs to screen time every day. Every. Single. Day. Whether we realise it or not, everyone is being actively discipled and shaped by something. And of course, it’s not just screen time, but we’re immersed in a world full of expectations vying for our attention, time, energy, and resources. How can we possibly focus our priorities when there are so many competing voices? Should we default to setting priorities according to our own internal criteria, or should we shape our lives according to the external expectations of others? The Good News of Jesus demands something altogether different: that our priorities should be shaped by the very priorities of Jesus himself, by his call, cross, commandment, and commission.