What can we do with the Gospel when it comes to tech? What can we do, starting today, to apply the tech to our lives in faith? Today's conversation gives seven steps every family can take that put the Gospel at the center of our tech lives in practical ways, and that...
Roger Smith is a 30+ year educator, the VP of a national sports camp, a parent of two young adults, and a major advocate for young people growing up in a tech world. Roger has been on the front lines of education since the advent of the personal computer and the...
We need to have transparent tech. Many of our digital devices are branded with the idea of freedom, privacy, and personal exultation: Our shows are selected based on our preferences. Our social media is populated by people who follow us. Our devices are encrypted and...
It’s back to school time! So how do we keep our technology safe? Or, for many of us, how do we push tech back into the normal little box we used to keep it in? Today we’re going to talk specifically about how we can prepare for this new season of school and tech in...
We have a problem with comparison. We are constantly trying to decide if we’re good enough for God, as parents, as citizens, based on how we perceive we rank to those around us. It’s for this reason social media is so devastating to so many of us. We are constantly...
It can be easy to tell when our children are unhealthy with their tech (check out episodes, 71, 54, 53, 49 and many others!), but what should we do about it? One of my all-time favorite options is the Analog Adventure. Today we'll discuss how we can find real-world...
Once Upon A Time... A long time ago in a living room far, far away, a young Nathan hoisted his 20 pound monitor into a room with four friends and proceeded to game for hours. Such an activity, known as a LAN party, would earn one the moniker of "nerd", which wasn't a...
Should our children be on social media? This conversation can feel loaded. Kids often believe it includes a request for a smartphone (because which kid honestly would prefer to use social media from a shared public computer?) and parents frequently have no idea what...
Should our children play video games? More than 2/3 of Americans play video games, and it's a fairly even split between males and females (although mays tend to put in the most time). So there's a good chance our children will ask us if they can play video games, and...
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