I’ve just received my copy of the newly published Holiness Disrupted: Counter‑formation in the Digital Age. Having followed the author’s life and work for many years, I’m grateful—and delighted—to commend this book as a needed alarm for our time. It is a clear, Scripture‑anchored call to pay attention to the ways our digital habits can quietly erode the holiness Christ died for us to have.
Artificial intelligence, for instance, is simply a tool. And like any tool, it can build or it can break. Technology is a hammer: capable of constructing, delivering, and strengthening—but also capable of distracting, addicting, and destroying. This book offers a crisp, well‑supported guide to cultivating wiser discipline in how we use computers, phones, apps, screens, and the online world that surrounds us.
I’m thankful for David King’s insightful preface, where he observes, “The challenge we now face is learning how to adapt to this new world in a responsible manner…” His words frame the urgency of the book perfectly.
Published by Gospel Armory—with their usual excellence in formatting and design—this volume is worthy of your attention. I wholeheartedly recommend Holiness Disrupted, written by my son, Herb Berkley. (Ordering links are provided below.)
