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155. START HERE, How Do We Know If Our Tech Is Healthy?

Jan 10, 2023 | Gospel Tech Podcast

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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 tech, communicate the Gospel, and connect the hope of the Gospel to your everyday tech life.

Understanding healthy tech requires that we:

Know the two types of tech
Assess our own tech health
Discern whether tech is a pebble or a blister

Today we’ll cover all three and give you everyting you need to begin these critical tech conversations in your own life and home.

Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3Gm9Nuu

Article by Nathan Sutherland

Nathan is the co-founder of Gospel Tech and a former teacher. He's married to his best friend, Anna, and is dad to three kiddos. His passion is seeing families set free—and is committed to proclaiming the good news of Jesus.

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