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The Gospel Tech Podcast

A resource for parents who are feeling outpaced and overwhelmed as they raise children in a tech world. Our goal: Equip parents with the tools, resources, and confidence they need to raise kids who love God and use tech. Join us every Tuesday for a new episode!

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Living Well in an Overstimulated World

We live in a culture that encourages low focus, low attention, and low discipline in doing the hard stuff. To raise up our children well in a tech world requires a clear understanding of our goals, our priorities, and our plans.

Show Notes:…

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Living Well in an Overstimulated World

We live in a culture that encourages low focus, low attention, and low discipline in doing the hard stuff. To raise up our children well in a tech world requires a clear understanding of our goals, our priorities, and our plans.

Show Notes:…

Protecting Our Children Online

There are three ways to get into trouble online:

– Look for trouble
– Lack a plan for safety (not-not looking for trouble)
– Accidents
Yet in all three scenarios loving parents take the same actions: We build hedges around our family, networks, and…

Using Strengths (And Weaknesses) for the Lord

Tech is amazing at helping us leverage our strengths for productive purposes. Organized people become more organized, social people become more social, and the doers of life get more done. Yet that same tech that allows us to truly shine in areas God…

Five Priorities for Raising Healthy Youth

We are parenting in a time-stretched world. After sleep, school, food, and travel we have, on average, five discretionary hours a day. How will we spend that time? More importantly, as followers of Jesus, how are we called to spend those moments that…

Five Ways to Keep Tech Healthy on Rainy Days

What can we do to ensure our tech stays healthy even when the weather is bad? I live in the Pacific Northwest, and our rainy season isn’t set to stop for another three months at least. It’s easy to pick up some bad tech habits, and make excuses about…

How Can I Get My Husband to Quit Gaming?

Gaming can be a wonderful experience, but it can also be a good thing that distracts from the best things. Today’s conversation is to equip wives to have the important, and sometimes difficult, conversation with their spouse about why we game, if it’s…

Parenting Video Games

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…

Tech is the New Cul de Sac. Right?

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…

Raising Porn-Resilient Kids

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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Meet The Hosts

Hi, we’re Nathan and Anna Sutherland. We’ve been married nearly 15 years. As millennials, we remember getting off the couch to change the channel AND we get frustrated with poor wifi. We’re committed to reminding families how Jesus changes everything: even our tech use.

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