This article explains that the greatest risk in using technology in preaching is not distraction but missing God himself.

What is the best way to engage with our digital devices? This article offers five principles to help chart a healthy form of handling technology: define priorities, set rules, invite accountability, accept limitations, and promote the gospel.

Do you struggle with spiritual growth because of all the distractions around you, like technology? There are five things you can do to better your walk with Christ, and all have to do with what you do with your time.

Technology should be treated as a tool we have to use. But if you don’t own your tools, they will own you. This article discusses the results of allowing technological tools to distract you. They lead to shallow living, doing, and loving.

Technology is part of our daily life. This article makes a call that Christians have the responsibility to be stewards of technology to the glory of God and the good of others.

Did technology destroy the culture of reading? What do you think? Let the article share some insights on this.

This article is the introduction to a series of articles on the seven deadly sins in the context of our digital age. The author looks at various challenges that arise from the use of technology.

With the flooding in of modern technology and social media, this article calls from a different lifestyle among Christians. The author calls individuals to cultivate solitude as a way of being alone with God.

This author of this article, while acknowledging the good use of technology, gives attention to the dangers of technology. There often is the temptation to allow technology to replace faith and hope in God, ushering in ideas of utopia and practical atheism. This is especially true in the case of medical technology.