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“He that hath no rule over his own spirit is like a city that is broken down, and without walls.”
— Proverbs 25:28 (KJV)
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GET DOPAMINE BLOCKERFrequently Asked Questions
Simple answers about dopamine and growing closer to Christ.
What is dopamine?▼
Dopamine is a chemical of the brain (neurotransmitter) that impacts motivation, focus, and craving. It acts like a “wanting” signal in your brain — attempting to influence your behaviour and actions. Having intentionallity with dopamine facilitates rewiring the brain with wisdom instead of being pulled along by every unchecked impulse.
What does Dopamine Blocker do?▼
The Dopamine Blocker extension lets you block distracting or addictive websites and instantly replaces them with Jesus Christ centered Scripture from the King James Version.
Instead of feeding the flesh, you are directed to the living Word of God. In a moment of temptation, you can fix your heart on Jesus Christ, surrendering your fleshful desires, to instead walk in the Spirit.
Instead of feeding the flesh, you are directed to the living Word of God. In a moment of temptation, you can fix your heart on Jesus Christ, surrendering your fleshful desires, to instead walk in the Spirit.
How can understanding dopamine help with cravings?▼
Intense cravings often come with a short window where the brain is especially open to change. In that moment of weakness, you have a powerful opportunity: instead of giving in, you can turn to Jesus Christ. By opening the Bible, praying, or meditating on Scripture, you transform a moment of temptation into a moment of spiritual strength and renewed focus on Him.
Is this supported by research?▼
Yes! Dopamine plays a well-documented role in motivation and habit formation. Research on synaptic plasticity shows there are brief windows after a craving when the brain is especially open to new learning and wiring healthier pathways.
By turning to Jesus Christ and His Word in these moments, believers can break unhelpful cycles and grow in self-control, while seeking His Image and Way in them.
Key papers include:
• Yagishita et al. (2014) — Science
• Gerstner et al. (2018) — eligibility traces
• Reynolds et al. (2001) — Nature
By turning to Jesus Christ and His Word in these moments, believers can break unhelpful cycles and grow in self-control, while seeking His Image and Way in them.
Key papers include:
• Yagishita et al. (2014) — Science
• Gerstner et al. (2018) — eligibility traces
• Reynolds et al. (2001) — Nature