Dear Christian creators, use metrics without serving them
Christian creators are surrounded by numbers. Those numbers can help us communicate better, or they can quietly become a spiritual scoreboard.
Technology
Is ChatGPT making us lonelier than ever?
Why endure the trouble of asking my neighbor for a hammer if I can order one from Amazon? A look at how convenience has quietly hollowed out community — and why church, not ChatGPT, is the way back.
I took my kids' screens away. Here's why it didn't work.
"We tried the zero screens experiment like everybody else. It lasted eleven days. It did not fail because my kids wore me down... It failed because I was not actually offering them anything." A father on what he learned when the rule ran out and the wanting didn't.
I turned off my kids' devices. They came back to life.
I didn't set out to become the parent who took the iPad away. But two years spent researching predators on Roblox led me somewhere I didn't expect: straight to the question of what these platforms are doing to my children's still-developing brains.
Is AI quietly killing our curiosity?
"Had AI just made me a better strategist, or had it simply made me more comfortable and efficient?" One leader's uncomfortable question — and what it taught him about the cost of convenience.
This summer heat wave isn't the apocalypse. A Christian case for calm.
As both a Christian and a conservative, I have a confession that will undoubtedly frustrate people on both sides of the debate.
What 'Toy Story 5' gets right about kids, screens, and the fight over technology
“Toy Story 5” may be about toys versus tech, but the real battle is bigger.
Churches are neglecting marriage crisis amid rise in porn, technology, Jimmy Evans warns
A generation raised amid divorce, relationship instability and cultural confusion about commitment is approaching marriage with unprecedented hesitation, Pastor Jimmy Evans warns.
The smartphone trap: How parents can reconnect with their kids
Re-connecting our kids starts with us connecting with them.
TikTok is not the real threat to our children
The greatest challenge facing Christian families is not technology itself.
