Kids under the age of 12 shouldn't be online with personal devices, but that doesn't mean they cannot engage with media and technology. Here is our approved list of safe tech young kids.
Can technology be used for God's glory? For Adults - absolutely. Here's how we do it.
Popular kids gaming app Roblox is dangerous by design of the platform but it is also promoting a false gospel experience of living a virtual life.
Roblox is a wildly popular app for kids ages 8-12. It is also known for being a predator's playground. By design, the platform is dangerous, addictive, and antithetical to the biblical worldview.
Should children interact with conversational chatbot apps? Techno-optimists say AI-Human relationships are the future - Scripture provides a very different picture.
AngelQ posits themselves as the safe internet browser for kids. Is it safe? Or safer then the rest?
Many people believe that Is AI the answer to classroom education. What will be the result when AI is introduced to children for "personalized" learning?
Will Barbie be revamped with generative AI? It's one thing to engage with an AI chatbot as an adult - it's entirely different thing for a child to do so. Before this technology comes out, parents need to already have their decision made.
TikTok has banned #skinnytok from its platforms, yet new hashtags have taken its place.
What is TruPlay Christian games and can a gaming app actually be considered "God time"? We examine TruPlay for its safety, user experience, and ability to grow a child's faith as it claims.
Are dumb phones like Blackberry phones really the new thing for Gen Z?
When parents restrict their kids from having Instagram during high school, what happens when they turn 18 and have access?
Is Instagram an idol? This young youth pastor felt it was and found radical freedom in destroying this idol of his heart.
Should you quit social media? Can you imagine what that's even like?
Despite a consistent conversation about the dangers of online media and screen time for kids, seventy-five percent of parents do nothing to limit their children's screen time.
Common Sense Media reports that kids birth to 8 years old are spending 2.5 hours a day consuming media. Nearly a quarter of of kids have an internet connected smartphone by age 8. Why is this and what can be done to reverse course?
Do kids need smartphones in order to communicate with friends? While it feels like they do, we present a simple and powerful way to allow communication without the risk of endless entertainment through apps.
In this Brave Briefing, Kelly asks whether we are loving our neighbor or ourselves in response to an article published by The Telegraph in the UK lamenting how smartphones have caused us to lose all sense of common decency. The reference is to selfies taken with Pope Francis' open casket at St. Peter's Basilica in Rome.
How can we think biblically about the issues raised in Netflix's popular series Adolescence? Instead of focusing on the hot topics of misogyny and the 'manosphere' we look at this show through the lens of Scripture for parents to understand their role in the lives of adolescents.
The popular Netflix show Adolescence raises important questions about online content. This should also make parents rethink how much and how early they allow their kids to consume this content.