“In an era of too much information, the need for discernment and wisdom will be greater than ever.” — Craig Detweiler Copy Share Image
“Google keeps their formulas secret even as they devour more of our habits. CEO Eric Schmidt believes that what customers want is for Google… — Craig Detweiler Copy Share
This celebration of The Bible will inspire people around the world to rediscover a beloved text in new ways. This is a passion project… — Craig Detweiler Copy Share
For people who cannot get to church for various reasons, this is a great option. But it will always be a poor substitute for… — Craig Detweiler Copy Share
“A crying need for wisdom and discernment emerges in an era of too much information. What do we discover as we attempt to see… — Craig Detweiler Copy Share
“Jacques Ellul suggested too much information creates a confused sense of impotence: The infinite multiplicity of facts that I am given about each situation… — Craig Detweiler Copy Share
“There is the constant temptation to relate to the iPhone rather than our world. It is a convenient filter for screening calls, keeping colleagues… — Craig Detweiler Copy Share
“Sam Lessin, project manager at Facebook, suggests, “We as a species in the last few decades have gotten three new superpowers. . . . We can literally… — Craig Detweiler Copy Share
The bigger-is-better form of evangelism may have passed, .. The emerging generation has been so advertised, media-tised and oversold that the smaller, quieter and… — Craig Detweiler Copy Share
“Pop culture was repackaged with the iPhone in mind. Our news, information, and video feeds were reformatted to Apple’s specifications. In a Wired cover… — Craig Detweiler Copy Share
“We have been swamped by a tsunami of new technologies, without pausing to consider whether they are good or bad, helpful or hurtful. Are… — Craig Detweiler Copy Share
“We can be completely ignorant about how or why something works and yet still relish the results.” — Craig Detweiler Copy Share
“What is the danger in the personalization era? Psychologists call it confirmation bias—“a tendency to believe things that reinforce our existing views, to see… — Craig Detweiler Copy Share
“Old Testament scholar Walter Brueggemann laments, We who are now the richest nation are today’s main coveters. We never feel that we have enough;… — Craig Detweiler Copy Share
“We will still need to consider the implications of our blind faith in technology because the iGods’ promises did not point to or include… — Craig Detweiler Copy Share
