We need to treat our tech like we treat our food: With a high priority on quality, an awareness of what causes us to crash, and a plan for making it happen in the trenches of real life. Our tech will benefit from a similar focus.
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We need to treat our tech like we treat our food: With a high priority on quality, an awareness of what causes us to crash, and a plan for making it happen in the trenches of real life. Our tech will benefit from a similar focus.
Show Notes:…
Summer is a time when we can make space for what is most important. Specifically, we can go low(er) tech, make God’s Word a priority, and make time for fun at the pace of real life.
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Using the best tech well means using it to see God’s kingdom come, and His will be done. But how do we do this when it comes to topics that are politically charged and high stakes, like abortion? Today we talk with Roland Warren, the President and CEO…
Having fun at the pace of real life is a skill these days. It takes practice, flexibility, and the creativity to say yes as often as possible.
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It’s easy for Summer to get busy, and then for good things to crowd out the best things. Today we discuss setting summer priorities, and Cal Newport’s encouragement that:
1. We must limit ourselves to a max of three priorities
2. We delegate, or…
Summer break is amazing for students, but not for their learning. Research shows us that more than half of students lose up to 40% of their proficiency in reading and math over the summer months. Today we’ll talk about why this happens, and what we…
Our children are creative. They create from a young age as they design, draw, sing, and play their way through new experiences. Sometimes tech builds on these beautiful creative moments, and sometimes, as Jake Weidmann points out, they simply exist…
Walking in freedom from pornography doesn’t simply mean having better rules, it means having a better focus on who, and whose, we are. Today we’ll put a bow on this five-part conversation and look at how we:
1. Remove and replace
2. Remember our…
How do we parent children well in a world saturated with pornography? It’s actually quite simple, but that doesn’t mean it’s easy. It takes hard work, and diligent relational parenting, to do these three steps well. First, we define the term…
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