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Justin Pavey returns to the show for a third time to talk all things parenting, digital, and raising kids in a nerdy house with Jesus at the center. Today we discuss how we handle kids and video games, how we…
He is risen! In light of Easter, let’s think about our eschatology of our technology. When Jesus returns, what tech will still be here? Today I want to take a step back from the daily hustle and bustle of building…
Today we’re going to talk about how we can lovingly step into our child’s life and understand, engage, and respond to breaches of trust while keeping the focus on loving, teaching, and raising our children up in the way they…
Today we’ll walk through how to build a hedge around your network, devices, and family, and what it looks like to apply these steps to our school devices, home school tech, and houses with older siblings.
Do our children need social media? It might be the wrong question. There’s lots of stuff we don’t need but we still enjoy, and as loving parents we want to give them good gifts. So when your child asks for…
Today I want to address what it means to be someone who is gifted with the time, talent and opportunity to work in the tech world. What does it mean to be a Christian in the tech space? You’re in…
I get asked about Roblox more than any other game right now. It makes sense. The game has 200 million monthly players and something like 75% of boys aged 9-12 in the US play this game. I’ve decided to take…
Habits are a powerful thing. They power our little decisions effortlessly, and those little choices have major consequences. But what habits is our tech helping us build? Today we discuss the benefits and potential pitfalls of behavioral design, and what…
Video games are amazing, or at least they should be. While many video games are fun, few actually line up with the truths of the Bible. If we took Philippians 4:8 as our video games standard, very few would pass…
Today’s conversation, we’ll talk through five reasons smartphones are a net-loss for children under 16, and we’ll also talk through what it looks like to prepare your child for a tech world.