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Interrupt distracting websites in Chrome with Scripture before scrolling. The phone is going to get opened. The question is what gets the first word. FaithWall interrupts the websites that eat your attention and puts a King James Bible verse in the doorway. Pick the sites that pull at you: YouTube, X, Instagram, Reddit, TikTok, or any site you choose. When you head to one of them, FaithWall steps in first with Scripture and one small task. Read the verse. Lay the brick. Then the site opens for the window you chose, from 3 to 60 minutes. When the window closes, the wall goes back up. WHAT YOU GET - A Scripture gate on the sites you choose, with the site list fully in your control - Six Scripture topics: Discipline, Purity, Wisdom, Anger, Fear, Household - Every verse from the King James Version, quoted exactly - A short Bible task with each gate - 90 Day Hard Plan: a harder daily obedience task before the scroll opens - Access windows from 3 to 60 minutes - A brick counter that tracks every time Scripture got the first word WHAT IT DOES NOT DO - It does not block phone apps. This is a Chrome extension for the desktop browser. - It does not read or change the pages you visit. It only checks the address of the site you are opening against your own list. - It does not collect your data. Your settings and brick count stay in your browser. FaithWall is built by the family behind Dead Hidden Ministries in Bismarck, North Dakota. The web app lives at faithwall.deadhidden.org. Bible first. Then the phone.
Aug 21, 2026
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