The Next Story: Life and Faith after the Digital Explosion Audiobook

" I really liked this book. So much, in fact, that I want to read it again. Tim Challies does a good job telling a story, keeping you interested, and making his point. "

" I really enjoyed this book. The book had good insight, rrsearch, and references, all while being written in an easy to read style. It gave me plenty to think about. While I read this book for research of my own, I'm glad I did. "

" Really really good book. I doubt many of my contemporaries will take the time to read it, but if you do you're sure to come away grappling with what it says. "

" Thought he took many of his points too far, but appreciated many of the underlying ideas. "

" A fascinating look at technology and its use. Highly recommended. "

" The book has a valuable message, but I didn't need to read the whole thing to get the message. "

" Challies is a great author and always an enjoyable read. "

" Very practical, to the point and challenging. "

" Things have changed dramatically after the Internet revolution, and Christians have good reasons to evaluate carefully the positives and negatives of our new situation. "

" Amazing book. Unbelievable challenging. There's no way you can read this and not be challenged to evaluate how you interact with media. It's the perfect book to go alongside Postman's "Amusing Ourselves to Death." "

" This cut to the quick for me over and over making me realize that I need to evaluate the way that I am using technology. Very powerful and yet very simple. "

" Without being technophobic or techno-adoring this book does a great job of navigating the whole Internet/new media debate by balancing the opportunity with the downside. Biblically thought through and theologically framed, Challies does a good job. "

" Well organized discussion concerning technology, its use, and the theological implications of various mediums. How do different technologies shape the way I see my world? "

" Absolutely essential reading for Christians concerned (or unconcerned) with how technology impacts their lives. "

" An insightful, fascinating, theological perspective on our digital age "

" Great book! Much better than I expected. 4/5 "