Turn Off The TV and Get A Life (MP3 Download)
by John Bytheway
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Product Description
It is estimated that the average household has the television on for more than seven and a half hours a day. What a colossal waste of time! In this talk on CD, John Bytheway describes the spiritual impact and the intellectual damage that can come by watching too much television. He documents how television programming has become more worldly, and how the goals have television producers have also changed over time. Using humor, scriptures, and quotes from Church leaders, he encourages listeners to go outside, work on a hobby, or pick up a good book. Brother Bytheway believes we should 'stop watching other people live their dreams on television, and start living some of our own.'
Published: October 2003
Length: 73 Minutes
About the Author
John Bytheway is a bestselling author, favorite speaker, and part-time instructor at Brigham Young University. His many titles include Heroes: Lessons from the Book of Mormon; Standards Night Live; Isaiah for Airheads; A Crash Course in Teenage Survival; Behind Every Good Man and his most recent book, Of Pigs, Pearls & Prodigals. He has also created numerous talks on CD, many of which are combined in The John Bytheway Collection, Vols. 1 and 2.
John served a mission to the Philippines and holds a master’s degree in Religious Education. He and his wife, Kimberly, have six children.
For more information visit John Bytheway’s Fan Page on Facebook.
all time favorite Bytheway
by Bethany - reviewed on February 12, 2008
My Mother gave this CD to me (clearly hinting at something) It's one of my favorites by John Bytheway. with his impressions (the best Barney Fife I've ever heard) Listening to John always makes me commit to be a Better Person- with joy. John has a way of boosting people up has a way of make people want to be more- and laugh all at the same time! This one is a great one for the collection
