In our first “Frequently Asked Questions” conversation, Nathan shares practical encouragement for raising children who love God first and use technology with purpose, not just by setting rules, but by addressing the heart behind our screen habits.
I’ve found that thinking about time, place, and content as ways to create excellent tech hygiene for our children can be a great way to develop healthy relationships with our tech at home.
We can parent the technology schools send home and ensure these devices are a blessing in the classroom and beyond.
How can we tell if a child’s tech is just different, or if it’s actually becoming unhealthy?
Young people, you can make your tech support the good choices you want to make.
Parenting tech doesn’t have to be complicated. Two questions to help us on our way: Is true? Does it bear good fruit?
Back-to-school season is the perfect time to be intentional about using tech in ways that support our goals and well-being.
As we look to this next year we feel a strong conviction to make resources that families and churches can use to strengthen, encourage, and empower the best tech choices.
The best tech will make our children look more like Jesus, and that’s the standard we set for using the best tech well.
Philippians 4:8 is a gift to everyone living in this tech world. We can quickly reflect on the what, why, and where of tech quickly in order to use tech intentionally.