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KEEPING KIDS SAFE IN A DIGITAL WORLD
📱Tech + Culture + Faith
🥰Relationship > Rules
🎧Top 2% Podcast (Globally Ranked by Listen Notes)
🏡Open Communication | Deut 6:6-7

Teach your kids this: Don’t settle for something fake when you were made for something real.Our daughters are growing up...
08/22/2026

Teach your kids this: Don’t settle for something fake when you were made for something real.

Our daughters are growing up in a world where filters, comparison, curated lives, online attention, and even digital relationships can blur the line between what’s real and what only feels real.

So, parents—we want to hear from you:

How would you talk to your daughter about choosing real relationships, real connection, and real life over the counterfeit versions she’s offered online?

We want to encourage you to ask questions that invite your kids to share more about their world—the funny, the hard, the...
08/18/2026

We want to encourage you to ask questions that invite your kids to share more about their world—the funny, the hard, the awkward, and everything in between.

Small conversations build the trust that makes room for the big ones.

08/17/2026

This brilliant video from Smartphone Free Childhood US captures the why behind creating screen-free spaces in our homes. đź‘Ź

And with a new school year beginning, it’s the perfect opportunity to create a few new guidelines for your family.

One we recommend starting with? No screens in bedrooms or bathrooms.

It’s not about fear or control—it’s about putting simple boundaries in place that protect our kids, keep technology in shared spaces, and help keep communication open.

A new school year can be a fresh start for the whole family.

We’re covering our schools in prayer. For the students walking into new classrooms.For the teachers pouring into them.Fo...
08/13/2026

We’re covering our schools in prayer.

For the students walking into new classrooms.
For the teachers pouring into them.
For the administrators, counselors, paraprofessionals, janitors, coaches, and every person who makes our schools what they are.

Lord, let this be a year where our kids know You, shine Your light, and love the people around them well.

What are you praying over your kids as they head back to school this year? 🙏

08/12/2026

A few reminders as kids head back to school:

1. Teach your kids not to post their class schedule. They can privately group text or message friends the details, but keep it off public posts, stories, and feeds.

2. When you post first-day pictures, leave out the name of the school and the teacher. Make sure to avoid including details like school logos, house numbers, bus numbers, etc

3. Back-to-school is the perfect time to create new rhythms for your family. New schedule with new guidelines! So now, no screens in your child’s bedroom and bathroom.

4. Even if your child doesn’t have a phone, they’re walking into a room full of kids who likely spent a lot of time online this summer. Tell your child: “If you hear a new word or idea and wonder what it means, come home and ask me. Please don’t ask AI or Google — you could get wrong information or something your brain isn’t ready for yet.”

What else would you include?

08/07/2026

Being your kid’s “friend” grows with them. 🤍

It looks like empathy, compassion, listening without judgment, and being a safe place to land—but it doesn’t mean abandoning the role of parent.

The culture may say parenting is something to survive. We believe it’s one of the greatest callings you’ll ever have. ...
08/06/2026

The culture may say parenting is something to survive. We believe it’s one of the greatest callings you’ll ever have.

08/04/2026

We love this encouragement from Dr. Daniel Amen. Time with your kids doesn’t have to be complex, it can be as easy as 20 intensional minutes a day.

Your child doesn’t need social media to be exposed to social media culture.They don’t need an Instagram account to hear ...
07/29/2026

Your child doesn’t need social media to be exposed to social media culture.

They don’t need an Instagram account to hear about viral trends at school. They don’t need TikTok to know the latest slang. They don’t need a smartphone to be exposed to po*******hy, AI, online drama, or unhealthy ideas about relationships and identity.

The digital world doesn’t stop at the edge of your child’s device.

That’s why delaying a phone is only one part of the equation. We also have to prepare our kids for the world they’re already living in by creating a home where no conversation is off-limits.

Our goal isn’t simply to delay exposure. It’s to build a relationship where our kids know they can bring anything they’ve heard, seen, or experienced back to us.

Because conversations—not just restrictions—are what prepare kids for a digital world.

What conversations have you found yourself having earlier than you expected? ⬇️

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