Our phones and screens aren’t just taking our time; they’re competing for our attention, relationships, and even our souls. This fall, we’re taking six weeks to experiment together: turn down the digital noise and create more space for what matters most. It’ll be one of our most creative and immersive experiences of the year – and whether you feel owned by your phone or just know you could use a reset, this Journey is for you.
Ready to shake up your relationship with technology? Join us for The Digital Reset – a 6-week adventure that’ll help us take a fresh look at how we use our devices. We’ll walk through 4 phases together: Detach, Discover, Delight, and Determine. Everyone gets their own Digital Fast workbook, but the real magic as we do this as a whole church. This journey might just transform the way you think about your phone (and trust us, that’s a good thing!). The best part? As we learn to spend less time scrolling and more time being present, we’ll find ourselves growing closer to each other and to God.
This will be a powerful journey for you as a person. But we are better together, and we invite you to do this with your family, friends, colleagues, community group, etc. To be honest, the more individuals engaged, the more time and presence with people we care about we can reclaim. Are you willing to give up something you love for SOMEONE you love more?
The Digital Reset Series will kick off during the weekend of October 1 & October 4 in all of our weekend services.
The Digital Fast will begin Sunday, October 11th.
Groups are now open!
One of the BEST parts of The Digital Reset is doing it with other people. For six weeks, connect with a Small Group in a home, coffee shop, online, or right here at Crosspoint to talk about what you’re learning and take the Journey together. Find one that works for you and jump in!
Interested in hosting a Digital Reset Small Group?
We’ll give you everything you need – let us know you’re interested!
Full Fast
- Make your smartphone dumb. Move anything off your phone that you can do on your computer or laptop.
- Think about your apps in terms of “distraction” vs. “utility”. Ask yourself, “Is this distracting me (or supposed to distract me) or is this something useful?”
- Examples of distraction: social media, email, news apps, games, video apps, web browsers, and shopping apps.
- Examples of utility: phone, text, calendar, camera, music, weather, GPS, notes, building/garage access. Eliminate all other screens for personal use and enjoyment.
- Examples: TV, gaming devices, streaming services.
- Limit digital technology to work apps during work hours on your work devices. Commit to no work outside of work hours.
Modified Fast
- Make your smartphone dumb. Move anything off your phone that you can do on your computer or laptop.
- Fast from other entertainment through digital technology (such as TV) for a specific number of days during the week.
- Limit digital technology to work apps during work hours on your work devices. Commit to no work outside of work hours.
Dinner Conversation Starters
Screen Free Challenge Calendar
Learn more about Crosspoint Kids
Students: Join a journey small group at CSM*
10.1+4.26 – Week 1011 – Curt Walters – “Do I Really Need A Digital Reset?”
This weekend, Curt Walters dives into how technology is shaping our lives and invites us to discover what we might gain by stepping into the Digital Fast.
10.8+11.26 – Week 1012 – Abbie Craig – “Detach: Making Room for What Matters Most”
This weekend, Abbie Craig helps us discover how to break free from digital distractions and reconnect with God and what matters most.










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