THE FUTURE OF THE SILAS ZONE!!!!!

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Hey Everyone!

Over the past three and a half months, I’ve really enjoyed making blog posts. It’s been a fun, creative outlet and something I’ve come to look forward to!

As we head into the school year, life is about to get busier—with school, church activities, and instruments, it’ll be harder to always stick to the same posting schedule. Don’t worry—I’m not quitting or even slowing down too much! But I am going to restructure the timeline of posts a bit.

Here’s the plan moving forward:

Life Posts

These are some of my most popular posts, and I love sharing what's going on in my world! I’ll be switching to a bi-weekly schedule for these, highlighting the most important and fun things from the past two weeks.

Devotional Posts

As a preacher, I’ve grown to really enjoy writing these. In the next few weeks, you’ll probably see more of them. Going forward, I’ll aim for 1–2 devotional posts per week.

Football

With football season starting up again, the content will definitely pick up! I plan to post one football update per week as the season gets going.

Music

I won’t be doing too many music posts, but every now and then I’ll share something music-related. These will come occasionally since it’s a bit tougher to write about regularly.

Fun Posts!

Once a week, I’ll post about something random—like soda, humor, fishing, or whatever else comes to mind! These are always fun to write.

School Series

With school starting up, I’m taking a really interesting elective: Psychology. I plan to do one post per week sharing something I’ve learned in class or found fascinating.


Thanks to everyone who’s read, liked, or commented—it truly means a lot! I’m excited to keep this blog going strong, even with a busier schedule. Stay tuned!


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