Oblique Discipleship by Kim Matheson

"He needs servants who are not susceptible to logics of instant gratification or constant entertainment, whose attention spans operate on a timescale other than two-day shipping, who are more literate in the quiet stillness of the Holy Ghost than they are in the shouty normativity of online identity curation." Kim Matheson is a research fellow at the Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship. This piece was read by Bronwyn Andreoli, a student at Utah Valley University. Wayfare: Explorations in Faith is a production of BYUradio.