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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.
35. What Should We Do Instead of Drool Tech?

35. What Should We Do Instead of Drool Tech?

Most of us have formed some tech ruts over the last few months. We've got habits that we want to change, but where do we start? Most families live with their bad tech habits because getting rid of them feels overwhelming and unreasonable. But we can get a fresh start...

35. What Should We Do Instead of Drool Tech?

34. A Step-by-Step Walkthrough: Making a Family Tech Framework

Today we're walking through the nitty gritty of actually creating a tech framework in one of the four areas of Drool Tech. The four primary areas for Drool Tech are: music social media shows / movies gaming Today we're going to tackle the area of music because it's a...

35. What Should We Do Instead of Drool Tech?

33. How To Make a Family Tech Policy

A family tech policy, or what we call a Family Tech Framework, is a powerful tool to re-establishing tech norms. It can also be something we agree with in theory, but have a really hard time implementing in our own families. It can simply feel too overwhelming to...

35. What Should We Do Instead of Drool Tech?

32. Re-Establishing Tech Boundaries

If you're anything like us you've probably found yourself at the end of seven months of quarantine (thanks Covid) with some tech habits that are less than preferable. Now school is starting up online and we've got to get some things worked out! In this episode Anna...

35. What Should We Do Instead of Drool Tech?

31. Interview with Roger Smith

Roger Smith is a 30 year educator in the public schools. He’s also the VP of Northwest Basketball Camps, the largest basketball camp organization in the United States. In today’s interview Roger shares his unique perspective gained from teaching, training, and hiring...

35. What Should We Do Instead of Drool Tech?

30. The Gospel Empowers Us

Today we’re in the 6th and final episode of the Gospel Filter Series! We’re going to tie it all together in the idea that the Gospel is the reminder that we are empowered to do everything God asks of us. Paul talks in Romans 7:15,18-19 about how we all have flesh that...

35. What Should We Do Instead of Drool Tech?

29. The Gospel Enables Optimism

The penultimate addition to the Gospel Filter series is here! In episode 5 of 6 we're addressing how the Gospel enables optimism. We’re natural cynics. We look for the flaw, wait for the bad, and expect the worst. But God is the ultimate optimist. He pursues the bad...

35. What Should We Do Instead of Drool Tech?

28. The Gospel Establishes Truth

In this episode Anna and I walk through how the Gospel lovingly establishes a basis for truth in our lives, which in turn lets us make intentional decisions regarding our choices, tech, and loving action. The Gospel does this by: Showing us the truth Freeing us in...

35. What Should We Do Instead of Drool Tech?

27. The Gospel Eradicates Passivity

Quick Recap: The Gospel is foundational to our tech because it impacts everything we do. We've discussed previously how the Gospel is a "been done", it's good news of what God's already done for us. It's not a list of to-dos so God will love us or take pity on us. He...

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