We are the first generation in history to carry a portal to the world in our pockets at all times.
With a swipe, we can access news, entertainment, theological debate, and the curated lives of thousands. The digital age has not merely changed how we communicate – it has reshaped how we think, desire, worship, and relate.
For Christians, this raises an urgent question – what does it mean to follow Christ faithfully in an age of constant connectivity? Digital discipleship is not a niche concern – it is central to our sanctification in the modern world.
Is our anger ever righteous?
I remember, in an earlier phase of the internet, the sense of being part of a large, ongoing conversation. On …