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WeeklyTech #146

How should we view privacy in a post-Roe world?

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/August 8, 2022

In the weeks following the historic Dobbs decision, a good bit of misinformation has been propagated concerning what many pro-life laws across the nation actually do in protecting the life of the…

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 WeeklyTech #145

Why Roe is about more than just abortion

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/August 1, 2022

In the hours following the historic Dobbs decision, which recognized that the states have the right to make laws regulating the practice of elective abortion, moral panic ensued. Almost immediately, pro-choice pundits…

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 WeeklyTech #144

Following Jesus in a Digital Age

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/June 27, 2022

On August 30th, my new book Following Jesus in a Digital Age will be released with B&H Publishing. It is available for pre-order now at most major retailers. I am…

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 WeeklyTech #143

Five books for your summer reading list

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/June 21, 2022

Today is officially the first day of summer, even if it has been blazing hot in the South for the better part of two weeks. With grading done, papers (nearly)…

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 WeeklyTech #142

Who is My Neighbor?

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/June 6, 2022

One of the blessings of the digital age is that we can connect with and find information regarding places all around the world, almost instantaneously. We can learn about cultures,…

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 WeeklyTech #141

Why a truncated vision of religious freedom is dangerous to the common good

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/May 31, 2022

One of the most respected evangelical intellectuals of the 20th century, Carl F.H. Henry, wrote, “If religious freedom is advocated only for pragmatic reasons, it can and will be sacrificed…

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 WeeklyTech #140

How reading widely can strengthen your beliefs

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/May 16, 2022

Amidst the constant distractions and shallowness on social media, reading a book can serve as a reprieve from the onslaught of information and as a way to challenge yourself to…

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 WeeklyTech #139

Free to Tweet? Content Moderation, Religious Freedom, and the Digital Public Square

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/May 9, 2022

“If religious freedom is advocated only for pragmatic reasons, it can and will be sacrificed to expediency.” Those words, spoken in 1983 by the late evangelical theologian and ethicist Carl F….

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