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FASTING FACEBOOK

I decided to fast from Facebook. Not a whole week of course. Just a few days for starters. It was a piece of cake!

No, literally. I had all the cake I wanted. With milk and with soda. Then, I had it with soda and milk.

When Facebook came to mind the first time and I was really tempted, I just got on my bike and rode to the best BBQ this side of the Mississippi. Had me two plates topped with bacon. The Facebook temptation went away at once.

Then, I decided to go for some sushi. Buffet line of course. Best sushi on this side of the Atlantic. They were a bit fishy though, but no Facebook temptation at all.

When I got up in the morning (after my prayers of course), I went for my habit of coffee and Facebook. But this fasting thing allowed for a double plate of biscuits and gravy, so I had them with my coffee instead of Facebook. Topped it with extra spicy sausage just incase Facebook wanted to tempt me some more.

Fasting lunch was even easier. What were them big ol’ stakes called that they used to have at Outback? Our ol’ country store has them a bit bigger than the one in Amarillo, but instead of land rovers, we call ‘em landers. Like in: land me two of ‘em landers on this plate over here, please. Yes, they do look like flat earth to me.

Have to tell ya’ll, Facebook did not come to mind till about the end of the second one and the tater topped with salty butter, plenty of sour cream and some refried bacon bits of course. I had to chase that Facebook temptation with a double slice of country backed apple pie. Put 30 seconds in the microwave and covered with three scoops of moose track ice cream, please. M-m-Mamma, stuffed my face like Russian Olympic athletes with fresh dope. Facebook what?

I will stop here and not tell you what I ate for supper. Mainly because it was so much I can hardly remember it all. Pretty sure, will post the menu in this secret group nobody is supposed to know about, but everybody does. So next time you decide to fast from Facebook, don’t post your decision on Twitter or Instagram. Instead, you should fast from some gossip for a change.

21 Comments

  • Reply June 28, 2018

    Varnel Watson

    yea or ney Joe Absher Alan Smith Terry Wiles I decided to fast from Facebook. Not a whole week of course. Just a few days for starters. It was a piece of cake!

    No, literally.

  • Reply June 28, 2018

    Varnel Watson

    Tom Steele When Facebook came to mind the first time and I was really tempted, I just got on my bike and rode to the best BBQ this side of the Mississippi. Had me two plates topped with bacon. The Facebook temptation went away at once.

  • Reply June 28, 2018

    Tom Steele

    Interesting… so, essentially, you felt led to “fast” from Facebook, which is really not commanded anywhere in the Bible since Facebook didn’t even exist at that time, and so you “overcame” your temptation to be on Facebook by eating things that the Bible DOES explicitly command against eating. Yep, that makes a ton of sense (sarcasm).

  • Reply June 28, 2018

    Varnel Watson

    no not really Tom Steele its called creative writing styles You’ve been to college, you know how it works right?

  • Reply June 28, 2018

    Tom Steele

    Yeah, sure… but it still gives a wrong and very weird message.

  • Reply June 28, 2018

    Varnel Watson

    the msg is right – fasting fB is wrong If I had a house maid link Link would have asked for sushi. Instead sushi Buffet line of course. Best sushi on this side of the Atlantic. They were a bit fishy though, but no Facebook temptation at all.

  • Reply June 28, 2018

    Link Hudson

    Troy Day We hired an Indonesian maid a couple of years ago who had worked for a Korean family. She could make kim bap, the Korean version of sushi (no raw fish.) It was good. I’d never had egg kimbap from the previous day. She made that and it was really good.

    This one learned to make kimbap from my wife. She’s gotten to be a pretty good cook. She already did a pretty good job on javanese food: kangkung, tempeh, fried chicken.

  • Reply June 28, 2018

    Varnel Watson

    Link Hudson as usual you are the man of the hour I come to fast from FB and share your pilaf any day of the week 🙂

  • Reply June 28, 2018

    Joe Absher

    It’s nice to obey the Lord. He’s really smart. He’ll keep you out of trouble.

  • Reply June 28, 2018

    Varnel Watson

    Arent they kosher? Tom Steele Alan Smith Fasting lunch was even easier. What were them big ol’ stakes called that they used to have at Outback? Our ol’ country store has them a bit bigger than the one in Amarillo, but instead of land rovers, we call ‘em landers. Like in: land me two on this plate over here, please. Yes, they do look like flat earth to me. Ricky Grimsley

  • Reply January 7, 2019

    Varnel Watson

    OP from the OG for the NY Joe Absher Link Hudson

  • Reply January 9, 2019

    Joe Absher

    “But as for me, when they were sick, my clothing was sackcloth: I HUMBLED MY SOUL WITH FASTING; and my prayer returned into mine own bosom.”
    – Psalm 35:13

  • Reply January 9, 2019

    Varnel Watson

    hardly the facebook fasting as it seems

  • Reply January 9, 2019

    Varnel Watson

    The TRUE meaning of FASTING not this facebook stuff http://www.pentecostaltheology.com/word-of-god-and-prayer-fasting-and-prayer/

  • Reply January 10, 2019

    Joe Absher

    “When I wept, and chastened my soul with fasting, that was to my reproach.”
    – Psalm 69:10

  • Reply July 12, 2019

    Isara Mo

    A drug addict has a very difficult task of breaking the habit: a facebook addict has twice the difficult of breaking the addiction.
    Praise be to God who gave you the grace to fast from Facebook.
    I had fasted for seven years, then came back to the pack..
    I am.here to stay now..no more fasting..

  • Reply February 26, 2020

    Varnel Watson

    tell us more about this Pete Fiske Tom Steele

  • Reply May 30, 2020

    Varnel Watson

    Neil Steven Lawrence Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg explained Friday night why his company would take no action on posts in which President Trump threatened “looting” in Minneapolis would lead to “shooting.” That explanation came roughly 16 hours after Twitter did take action and despite Zuckerberg’s having previously told Congress that posts inciting violence would not be tolerated on Facebook.

    “I know many people are upset that we’ve left the President’s posts up,” Zuckerberg wrote in a Facebook post.
    Trump’s posts on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter read, “These THUGS are dishonoring the memory of George Floyd, and I won’t let that happen. Just spoke to Governor Tim Walz and told him that the Military is with him all the way. Any difficulty and we will assume control but, when the looting starts, the shooting starts. Thank you!” https://www.cnn.com/2020/05/29/tech/facebook-explains-not-flagging-trump/index.html

  • Reply March 13, 2023

    Anonymous

  • Reply March 13, 2023

    Anonymous

    Helps the mind to self detoxicate

  • Reply March 13, 2023

    Anonymous

    Is fasting the right term for that? I don’t eat Facebook

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