In a world constantly connected yet deeply divided, many are silently suffering—overwhelmed by grief, addiction, abandonment, and invisible wounds. Hardwired for Help: Caregiving in the Digital Age is a clarion call to the Church to stop scrolling and start seeing, to move beyond distraction and toward discipleship.

Craft delivers a deeply pastoral and theologically rich vision for caregiving that is rooted in Scripture, formed by Reformed conviction, and grounded in real life. This book identifies the quiet ones at the back of the church—the overlooked, the forgotten, the weary; and calls believers to embody the mercy of Christ with compassion, courage, and presence.

Hardwired for Help offers a stirring reminder that caregiving is not an interruption to ministry; it is ministry. And in caring for the least of these, we reflect the heart of the Savior who sees, stays, and stoops low.

This book will awaken your heart to those in need and equip you to live faithfully, face-to-face, in a world that's forgotten how to care.