The Gospel Tech Podcast

Our cultural moment is unique because we aren’t just post Christian, we’re quite nearly pre-Christian. As a middle school teacher Nathan Sutherland saw the number of students who didn’t have proper context to understand even simple Biblical text…

Today we begin a three-part series addressing a parent question about how we can use tech well. To begin, however, I need to address the elephant in the room: Tech isn’t without goals of its own. Tech makes four promises it cannot keep, and we run…

There are some conversations that feel a little too loaded, even a little too taboo, to discuss with neighbors, co-workers, friends, or family (sometimes that last one especially). Today we kick off a series called Can We Talk, a discussion designed…

Covenant Eyes can be an amazing resource for image accountability on digital devices, but it can also feel overwhelming. Today Anna and Nathan talk through when Covenant Eyes is a good resource, and how it might be a benefit to families. Check out the…

Today’s conversation is aimed at the men in the room: Those same ones I’ve talked to about what it means to be a nerd dad. How can we be great husbands, fathers, and men in a digital age? What does that look like when Jesus never mentions the…

iPhones are notoriously difficult to keep accountable and therefore to keep safe for young eyes and minds. Apple has doubled-down on user privacy at all cost, which means it is difficult for an iPhone to default to safety. It’s not surprising then…

Sometimes our tech is just a little too far for fun. Instead of using it because we’re ok, we find we need it to be ok. In today’s conversation we’ll learn from the work of Anna Lembke, professor of psychiatry at Stanford University School of Medicine…

*NOTE: This episode might be one to listen with ear buds in, as this topic is sensitive for young kids.

Pornography is a conversation frought with emotional, societal, and spiritual baggage. It’s something we’d like to pretend doesn’t exist, and…

Every parent is likely to face the question: “Can I get a smartphone?” As a parent there is a double-sided fear: I don’t want to say no out of reflex, because I’m old and don’t understand, and I don’t want to say yes out of guilt and give my child…