John Dyer
Biography
John Dyer has served as Professor at Dallas Theological Seminary, and wrote From the Garden to the City.
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12 Ways Your Phone Is Changing You
Christian Living
“It took more than a generation for the quaint ‘horseless carriage,’ with all its magic and horror, to become the ordinary, unexamined ‘car.’ But the device we once called a ‘smartphone’ has reached its status as ‘phone’—a common, everyday inevitability—with such breathtaking speed that it has left us little time for reflection on the true power it has in our lives. Tony offers us a distinctly Christian take on the little wonders in our pockets, seeing their goodness, beauty, and power, but also applying godly wisdom and well-researched cautions to help readers use their phones without being used by their phones.”
Christian Living
“Today’s bookshelves and websites are filled with books on “story” from writers, thinkers, and pastors. But Matt Knisely, as a photojournalist and storyteller, offers us a thoroughly unique and compelling reflection on how we might better see the truth and beauty God has and is still creating in our lives.”
God, Technology, and the Christian Life
Christian Living
“Reinke not only addresses a wide range of issues in technology and culture; he also brings fresh insights into often overlooked passages of Scripture. He offers an approach to technology that is ethical without being moralistic, careful without being restrictive, and positive without being naive.”
Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“When someone asks how you're doing and you always find yourself answering, "So busy and crazy," it might be time for a change. The Common Rule offers practical wisdom on how to slowly but deliberately restructure our lives, and it shows us that when we embrace limitations, we paradoxically gain the freedom we long for.”
Theology
“What do the voice of God and the voice of Siri have in common? Andy Byers answers this question by retelling the biblical story with fresh and vivid detail, carefully pointing out the rich and varied ways God used media in each chapter. With his unique blend of compassionate pastoral care and insightful but accessible scholarship, Byers offers us a theologically rich vision of the proper place of media in the life of the church.”
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