Infobesity

“As a national church leader, I and our leadership have determined to prioritize the reaching, discipling, and ministry development of children, youth, and young adults. Dr. Andy Gabruch is a key leader of this initiative. The insights found in Infobesity are inter-woven into our philosophy and program applications as we seek to equip families, churches, and ministries to connect with and mentor young women and men in a digitally saturated age. Infobesity is a book to not only be read but applied.”


—David Wells, president, Pentecostal Charismatic Churches of North America





“Infobesity is a digital detox for the soul. Gabruch deftly dissects our information overload epidemic with surgical precision and a healthy dose of humor. His insights are both filling and fulfilling, leaving you satisfied but not sluggish. So put down your phone, pick up this book, and prepare for a much-needed cleanse of your digital digestive system. Your brain (and your thumb) will thank you.”


—Leonard Sweet, professor, Drew University, George Fox University, and Northwind Seminary





“A must-read for today’s digital disciples! Dr. Andy Gabruch’s Infobesity offers a timely and profound exploration of how digital excess impacts our spiritual lives. With clear insight and practical guidance, Gabruch equips readers to navigate the overwhelming flood of information in the digital age, urging us to reclaim our focus on Jesus amidst the distractions. This book is an essential read for anyone seeking to live out their faith authentically in a world dominated by screens and endless digital noise.”


—Sunggu A. Yang, associate professor of theology and Chrisitan ministries, George Fox University





“Andy Gabruch’s Infobesity is a timely and insightful resource for anyone navigating today’s digital age. With clarity and wisdom, he tackles the challenge of information overload, offering practical guidance for followers of Jesus who want to stay grounded in their faith amidst the noise. This book is a must-read for those seeking to live intentionally and meaningfully in a world that constantly demands our attention.”


—Terry Crist, lead pastor, City of Grace