We're a generation raised on instant: Instant formula. Disposable diapers. Satellite TV. GPS navigation. Online check-in. Automatic everything. We're always plugged in and wired. We're accustomed to having answers at the snap of our fingers. We're used to being in control. How does this affect our communication with God? This is the question iFaith seeks to answer. What has life at warp speed done to our souls? Has faith been replaced with a false sense of security? Has the digital and technological revolution made us more impatient with the God who delights in making His people wait? iFaith is a unique look at prayer and faith in the twenty-first century, calling us back to a place of rest and silence and peace with God.

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Daniel Darling is the senior pastor of Gages Lake Bible Church in the northwest suburbs of Chicago. For nIne years, he was a writer and editor with Victory in Grace, the international outreach of Dr. James A. Scudder. Daniel was the managing editor of the monthly devotional magazine, Victory in Grace, and the Web content manager for victoryingrace.org. He also wrote for their radio and television broadcasts. Daniel is the author of Teen People of the Bible: Celebrity Profiles of Real Faith and Tragic Failure, nominated for a Gold Medallion Award by New Hope Publishers. He has also been published in Focus on the Family, Marriage Partnership, Pray!, In Touch magazine, and many other Christian publications. Daniel is a contributing writer to Zondervan's Couples Devotional Bible. He writes a weekly teen column for Crosswalk.com and is a regular contributor to Stand Firm and Enrichment Journal. Daniel has a bachelor's degree in pastoral ministry from Dayspring Bible College. Daniel has been interviewed on Christian radio and television, including The Sandy Rios Show, Harvest TV, Steve Brown, and many others. Daniel has also traveled extensively to India and the Middle East. Daniel and his wife, Angela, have a daughter, Grace, and a son, Daniel Jr., and reside in the northwest suburbs of Chicago.