“The sad truth is that many of us are addicted to our phones because we crave immediate approval and affirmation. The fear we feel in our hearts when we are engaged online is the impulse that drives our "highly selective… — 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
