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Even in the challenges of life and parenting, God is at work. He uses these everyday struggles to shape us into people who look more like Jesus.
The goal isn’t just deciding whether a game is good or bad, but understanding how it’s shaping a child’s heart, habits, and interests.
Doing these 3 things let’s us pick the tech that is best for our family in this season.
Sometimes the issue isn’t the technology itself, but whether it leaves a child more irritable, dependent on screens to cope, less interested in other hobbies, or unable to be content when it’s time to unplug.
High school students had a chance to anonymously ask me their top questions about content online. It’s a good list. Today we’ll talk through how to lovingly address all three.
Sextortion is a growing online scam where criminals pose as peers, build trust with young people, and then use fear and manipulation to extort them.
There is no tech mistake that can make your child a mistake. Today is an encouragement to parent from that truth, wherever you are in your tech-parenting journey.
Nathan offers a helpful way to think about technology: there's “tool tech,” which helps us create and accomplish things, and “drool tech,” which is designed…
Jesus tells us to give good gifts, so let’s ask the question: Is a smartphone a good gift?
While AI can provide information and assistance, it can’t replace the connection, wisdom, and support that come from trusted friends, family members, and caring adults.