Today I am wrapping up the “Raising Good Kids In An ‘R-rated’ World” series of posts. This is the 14th post in the series and we have covered a lot of ground. Let’s take a quick review and then wrap … Continue reading →
The topic of cyberbullying resonated with many readers and especially with the high school and junior high class I teach at church. I teach the material from these blog posts on the following Sunday at church. (No reason to waste … Continue reading →
Time and again throughout the ‘Raising Good Kids’ posts we have looked at how media presents new and unprecedented challenges for parents and kids. These new challenges are clearly evident in the blight of cyberbullying. From The Headlines FLORIDA – … Continue reading →
It is my belief that internet pornography will destroy more Christian homes than drugs and alcohol combined. Think about it for a second. How many marriages or families can you think of that have been broken or forever changed by … Continue reading →
Welcome to the first of three weeks of posts about the internet. This week we will look at suggestions for the family and the internet, next week is internet pornography, and the final week is cyber-bullying. You can view all … Continue reading →
Over the past few weeks I have written about media piracy and the music industry but have provided very few ideas, tips, or tools to use as a parent. A big part of writing this series, and my presentation on … Continue reading →
Music is a powerful medium for expressing human emotion. U2 front man Bono once said, “Music can change the world because it can change people.” Bono knows exactly what he is talking about as a Grammy winning artist who has … Continue reading →
There are few topics that received as much ‘push-back’ in my media presentation as piracy or the stealing of music, movies, and games. As we transition to a few weeks of talking about music, I wanted to get started with … Continue reading →
Today’s post is about mobile gaming, mobile devices, our time, and sanity. Inappropriate content isn’t too much of an issue in mobile gaming unlike the last several posts about video games, television, and streaming media. The main issues for parents … Continue reading →
This is part 5 of an ongoing series discussing media matters for families and concerned individuals. Following is a list of other posts in the series…. Television Part 1 – What Do You Watch? Television Part 2 – Did You … Continue reading →
