People everywhere are starting to feel uneasy about technological change. Our lives are under constant surveillance, tech addictions of all kinds are on the rise, and our children are beginning to show the detrimental side effects of having been raised in front of screens. Meanwhile, our spirituality seems to be slowly slipping away. Why is this happening? Is there anything we can do about it? Engaging, highly readable, and at times laugh-out-loud funny, Tethered shows how and why the technological agenda will always be directly at odds with our spirituality, and gives people of faith a theoretical framework for how to think about these issues. In directly challenging the status quo, the book is sure to ruffle some feathers. In the end, however, its message is ultimately one of hope: our world may be changing, but the greatest of spiritual truths never do, and that is where our assurance ultimately lies.