We live in an age of convenience. Phones connect us instantly, AI promises limitless power, and quantum computing dazzles us with speed. But beneath the glow of our screens lies a question few dare to ask: Is this progress leading us closer to God—or farther away?
In The Lawless Hunter, Noah Burk shows how technology is more than a tool—it’s becoming a teacher. It shapes our values, dulls our discernment, and lures us into trusting human power over divine guidance. Like the Philistines of old, who relied on iron weapons, we’ve traded spiritual dependence for technological strength.
The danger isn’t innovation itself. The danger is when convenience replaces conviction, when we place our faith in machines rather than in Christ. Technology can build towers, but only God provides true safety.
This book is a wake-up call. It challenges believers to see past the glittering promises of modern idols and to recognize the spiritual war being waged through culture and media.
Don’t be sedated by comfort. Don’t confuse progress with righteousness. True life isn’t found in faster systems or smarter devices—it’s found in Jesus Christ alone.
Will you answer the call? The Lawless Hunter is available now.
