Brad Huddleston

Are you a pastor who senses God's anguish because most of His children are more interested in Netflix series than in His Word?

Are you the parent of an autistic child who at first thought the electronic tablet was a godsend but is now having doubts?

I have to overcome a significant hurdle when communicating that digital drugs are just as addictive as their non-virtual counterparts—heroin, cocaine, alcohol, and tobacco. In other words, digital addiction is not a metaphor; it is a literal addiction.

How can a family effectively do a digital detox?

Are you a dad whose daughter used to be the apple of your eye, truly “daddy’s girl,” But now you’re genuinely hurt that her phone has taken your place?

Are you a grandparent who has been around your grandkids all their lives, yet you have no real relationship with them because of their technology?

Do you ever wish things could go back to how they used to be before the tsunami of technology swept over the earth? 

What is your moral compass?

There is no balance when it comes to digital addiction and limiting digital drugs does not work. Technology is neutral—until you turn it on.

I wish I could file this episode of Techwise in the “wild conspiracy theory” category—but unfortunately, I can’t. It’s painfully true.