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Does your child love video games? Talking about video games can be tricky. Video games bring up hurts and hopes from marriages, parenting, and personal pasts, many of which have gone unaddressed. We get enter their world, ask real questions,…
I’m not asking “Is your kid a ‘good’ kid?”, because saying your child isn’t ready for the weight of tech isn’t about being good or bad, it’s about being physically, emotionally, and spiritually prepared…This tech is fun and amazing. But…
Today we’re going to build the base for this conversation and equip you with everything you need to answer this question well. Whether its an app, game, device, show, or album, you will be empowered to do more than win:…
Want to know whether your tech is healthy, but don’t know where to start? Look no further! The START HERE series is designed to get you into these tech conversations quickly so that you are empowered to talk about healthy…
In today’s episode we discuss how the Gospel changes how we parents our kids with tech, how we look at ourselves, and the way we handle tough circumstances that may even be out of our control.
What better way to celebrate 2022 than listen to the most popular episode of the year? I dug into the data and found that this episode, #137, is the most listened to of all this year’s productions. Maybe we’ll have…
Today we’re taking a look at the incredible joy, hope, and reverence that should accompany our celebration of Christmas this year. There are really three advents at hand, and they each matter very much for how we live out our…
Today we discuss a few adventure ideas, how to make them work for your family, and give some options that even the Scrooge’s out there will enjoy.
What’s your plan for tech when family comes to town? There’s a good chance someone in your life, maybe even someone you’ll see for Christmas, has a different tech standard than you and your family. So what can you do?
In today’s conversation we’ll discuss how to build a hedge around our tech, create clear expectations, and be present in tech to ensure we use it in hope and for God’s glory and our good.