New Testament, new tech

Chris Sinkinson  |  Features  |  defending our faith
Date posted:  9 Oct 2026
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New Testament, new tech

Source: Gemini

Despite advances in technology, printed book sales remain remarkably resilient.

While digital books increase their share in the market, there is no evidence at all for the death of the printed form. Physical pages we can touch and turn continue to be in great demand. While you can read Evangelicals Now online, many people still like the feel of the printed paper!

I use e-readers alongside print books, but I do notice that the digital devices I prefer are those that most closely match the feel of a traditional book. The size, weight, simulated paper screen, lack of distractions and the way the pages turn all seem to be getting closer and closer to … a printed book!

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