A CHRISTIAN LEADER’S GUIDE TO WISE TECH USE THAT KEEPS YOU CALM, FOCUSED AND FLOURISHING
No force today shapes our daily lives and
WHAT YOU’LL GAIN
character more than our digital devices.
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A deeply Christian framework for digital discernment
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Tools to develop a tech “Rule of Life”
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Greater presence to lead & disciple others
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BONUS! Small group study guide included
Many Christian leaders feel troubled by the impact of smartphones on their relationships, attention and spiritual lives, but lack a hopeful and biblically grounded guide for responding wisely. Rule Your Tech (So It Won’t Rule You) helps Christian leaders flourish in an age of digital distraction through biblical wisdom, neuroscience and practical habits to reclaim attention and establish life-giving boundaries
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Pastors and church leaders
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Ministry staff and nonprofit leaders
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Christians seeking healthier digital habits
around technology.
ATTENTION IS FORMATION.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Reclaim your attention, calm and vitality through small, intentional habits. This book will show you how.
Jedd Medefind teaches and writes on spiritual formation, leadership, technology and human flourishing, first introducing the concept of a
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“Tech Rule” in a 2016 Washington Post article. For 17 years, he’s led the Christian Alliance for Orphans (CAFO), which unites more than 300 respected nonprofits in shared initiatives to improve the lives of vulnerable children and families across the US and around the world. Previously, Jedd served in the White House, leading the Office of FaithBased and Community Initiatives for President George W. Bush. He’s
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worked and served in more than 40 countries and holds a deep love for the global Body of Christ. Jedd is also the host of the podcast Justice and the Inner Life, which explores the habits God uses to sustain believers over a
Learn more at cafo.org/rule-your-tech
lifetime of service, with a new season launching in 2027Jedd and his wife
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Rachel and their five children live in Falls Church, Virginia.
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