iF@ith by Daniel Darling connects with God in the 21st century
through an in-depth study of the real people in the Bible who instantly
communicated with God, heart-to-heart, in a personally intimate way. How do we
connect with God in the digital age of pixels, bandwidth, high-speed and warp
speed, when “we are always plugged in and wired to the digital revolution”,
with instant answers at the tips of our fingers? How do we restart our prayer
life to open a high-speed connection with God? We live in a connected
generation, moving at warped speed, through a maze of intricate data, traveling
swiftly at the speed of thought. We send digital messages by email and receive
instant, real-time answers in the blink of an eye. Reading iF@ith will activate
your faith and set you on a unique road in this connected generation in which
life explodes with data racing ahead at the warp speed of thought. Leap on
board and surf with iF@ith. Your life will never be the same!
God certainly has a digital mission for this millennium. Where
does prayer fit into the fast-paced and ever-changing scenario of today's
technological revolution, where people are constantly plugged in and wired,
with instant answers at their fingertips? iF@ith is Daniel Darling's perfect
response to the digital generation of which he is an integral part. Practical
prayer refreshes your prayer life and opens an instant, high-speed connection
with God. Do the centuries-old, time-tested truths of Christianity connect with
the modern expectations of the digital era? "We are an always-connected
generation, weaned on warp speed, raised on instant formula, with life
revolving around our ever-expanding devices, exploding with data traveling at
the speed of thought." We send instant messages, emails and texts to
people connected in the world wide web and get instant real-time answers in the
blink of an eye.
As we send and receive information , we get instant answers,
one-on-one, person to person. With the advent of the internet and “the rapid
acceleration of communication” at the click of a button, the lost art of letter-writing
was duly revived in digital format as we strive to paint a digital masterpiece,
carefully weighing the pros and cons of each word and the significance of every
phrase used to embellish our artwork. Gone are the days when letter-writing was
an exquisite art, duly executed on paper, with words dexterously painted like a
portrait, every word significantly weighed to convey the most accurate meaning.
This is the fast-paced digital age of pixels and bandwidth,
rebooting and opening high-speed internet connections, faced with the urgent
need to be always-connected, racing on fast-track from high-speed to warp
speed, as we struggle to cope with vast amounts of data transmitted at the
lightning speed of thought. Digital messages by text and email demand instant,
real-time answers, as we send and receive information to communicate
personally, one-on-one. Global communication makes gigantic leaps across
oceans, spanning countries and borders, transcending time zones. It is as easy
as the click of a button."Nobody is ever out of reach, unavailable or
offline." You will see Jesus form deeply in you and discover Him smiling
at you through the all-important missives of emails, text and chat messages.
In iF@ith, Daniel Darling enriches your walk with Christ through
practical, revealing insights into the lives and times of biblical characters,
those giants of faith who inspire our faith beyond the eye of reason. Faith is
based on biblical fact. "The heart has its reasons of which reason cannot
know." Christ died for us and His undying love for us is the reason for
our faith. "Love's strength lies in love's sacrifice and He who suffers
most has most to give."
© Miriam Jacob
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