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The lie of anonymity is one of the great lies tech tells us. We are told we can do what we want, go where we want, and be who we want without real life consequences. This is a lie, and it brings harm and death to many hearts and families. Today we discuss what to do with hidden sins: why they matter, how to address them, and how to apply the gospel of Jesus Christ to the darkest and most hurt areas of our lives.
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Video games can be amazing, but many young gamers struggle with balancing their digital adventures with their real life opportunities. Today answer three questions every parent needs to ask about video games:
– Is this a priority for our family?
– Is…
Making friends in an internet age can be tough. Everyone is online (90+% of teens), and more than half of teens say they are online “almost constantly”. So how do we help our children make good friends?
We start by teaching them what it means to be a…
3/4 of teens have seen p*rnography. More than half of them seeing it on accident. This means the battle isn’t just with the internet, but with our children’s peers. The good news is that we can make a plan, talk it out, and build meaningful hedges…
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