“Most conversations take at least seven minutes to really begin.” —Sherry Turkle, Reclaiming Conversation If we want to intentionally pursue real meaningful conversation (and therefore relationship) with the people we care about, we must carve out spaces in our day...
Today’s podcast is going to focus entirely on a question asked by a concerned parent: “What are the best tools, workshops, and tips for protecting our families [from sexual content online]?” Today we’re going to talk specifically about online accountability,...
Choosing a book to read can be overwhelming. Where do we start? There are so many we “should” read. Then there’s the books we tell people we’ve read but we’ve really only read the summary or Cliff’s Notes (I’m looking at you The Grapes of Wratth!), and don’t even get...
We get told a lot of things in a day: our kids tell us what they want from us. our spouse tells us what he or she needs. our boss tells us (usually) that we could do better. social media tells us how amazing other people are. the news tells us the world is going down...
Accountability reminds us of truth. Control tries to make us to accept it. My kiddos make a lot of preventable mistakes. I can see them coming from a mile away, and my initial reaction is almost always to try and fix it. Just yesterday I heard my sons bickering in the...
Today we complete our conversation about the seven steps to healthy tech. Do you want to have healthy tech? Do you want to know what to do if your tech isn't healthy? We'll get you there by the end of today's conversation. Today we specifically address: Replace with...
In the last two years of running Gospel Tech I've been asked the same question a LOT: "What does my family need to do to fix our tech?" Today I'm diving in to give everyone what they have asked for: A few simple steps to get this healthy tech conversation started! Ok,...
Let’s be real: The reason Drool Tech is so prevalent as an outlet for kids and adults is it’s SO convenient and it works SO well! Sometimes we just need that one show to buy us 20 minutes to shower, or have a quiet time, or even just sit in another room with our palms...
We live in a world that’s always on, and we’re expected to be available at all times. The perks of being unavailable, however, are plentiful. Moments pass so quickly with our spouses and our children that we can miss them unwittingly if we’re glued to our screens....
