We live in the most connected generation in history, yet many people have never felt more alone.
We can message hundreds of people instantly, follow thousands online, and remain constantly updated on each other’s lives, but still lack genuine friendship.
Many Christians faithfully attend church services while quietly carrying heavy burdens in isolation.
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 …