“The question of this book is simple: What is the best use of my smartphone in the flourishing of my life? To that end, my aim is to avoid both extremes: the utopian optimism of the technophiliac and the dystopian… — Tony Reinke Copy Share Image
“The lesson I have learned is that a failure to cultivate the imagination leads to an unintended neglect of the imaginative literature of Scripture,… — Tony Reinke Copy Share Image
“Life online is a whiplash between deep sorrow, unexpected joy, cheap laughs, profound thoughts, and dumb memes.” — Tony Reinke Copy Share Image
“Assuming a driver never looks up in the average time it takes to send a text (4.6 seconds), at fifty-five miles per hour, he… — Tony Reinke Copy Share Image
“We get one chance at this life. We have one body, one mind, and one life to live. Reading provides us with a vicarious… — Tony Reinke Copy Share Image
“By God’s grace, I can resist the temptation to treat my children as interruptions to my will for my life. Instead, God enables me… — Tony Reinke Copy Share Image
“Freedom in Christ is not freedom to do whatever you want; it is for sure-footed self-reflection and for avoiding the cultural bondage of sin.… — Tony Reinke Copy Share Image
“God always has been, and always will be, God enough. The battle is over, whether or not I believe it, and whether or not… — Tony Reinke Copy Share Image
“Every time we open our Bibles, our souls are being fed through centuries of technological advancement.” — Tony Reinke Copy Share Image
“we must die to the idea that a distraction-free life is possible—it is not, and it never has been. The holy life is piously… — Tony Reinke Copy Share Image
“Sin blinds our hearts to the true meaning and purpose of the Bible, even if we carry well-highlighted copies in our hands.” — Tony Reinke Copy Share Image
“Currently, the Library of Congress houses eighteen million books. American publishers add another two hundred thousand titles to this stack each year. This means… — Tony Reinke Copy Share Image
“A lot of people assume you can think better with a slow diet of books, but that will not be the case for every… — Tony Reinke Copy Share Image
