Posted on Sunday,

Top 5 Smartphone Alternatives for Kids | Safer First Phones for Tweens & Teens (Video)

If you're a parent wondering about the best first phone for kids, this guide is for you!

Before you hand your child a smartphone, watch this first.

These are the Top 5 safer alternatives to smartphones that keep your kids connected—without the dangers of social media, addictive apps, or online predators.

If you’re a parent wondering about the best first phone for kids, this guide is for you.

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Get Tips, Tools, Training, and Help For Families on Following Jesus in a Digital World (Instagram Jonathan Morrow – followjesuswithyourphone )

These kid-safe devices include options like Gabb phones, smart watches, and other screen-light solutions to protect your child’s mental and spiritual health.

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Most kids are glued to their screens—leading to anxiety, loneliness, and distraction.

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Say goodbye to overwhelm and frustration—experience confidence, peace of mind, and stronger family relationships.

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Watch more videos by Jonathan Morrow on helping a new generation build a lasting faith in a digital world on YouTube (@Jonathan_Morrow).

Posted on Thursday,

Refresh is a Practical Online Course That Helps Busy Moms and Dads Confidently Navigate Smartphones, Social Media, & Screen Time

THIS IS THE #1 PARENTING ISSUE TODAY

Do you have a plan?

Refresh: A Practical Guide for Christian Parents on Smartphones and Social Media (Online Course)

We have a serious problem. Most kids are addicted to their phones and it’s making them sad, anxious, lonely, and distracted.

I’ve created a step-by-step guide for busy parents that simplifies what you need to know and do to protect & empower your kids, tweens, and teens as they grow up in a digital world.

Say goodbye to feeling overwhelmed and out of control. Enjoy freedom, peace of mind, and better family relationships by creating a new normal.

Don’t miss out on the course that is empowering parents just like you to protect and empower their kids to navigate their digital world!

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Posted on Monday,

Who Chose the Books of the Bible? (VIDEO)

Where Did the New Testament Canon Come From?

Who Chose the Books of the Bible and Why? Where did the New Testament Come From? How was truth transmitted by the earliest Christians in a largely oral and illiterate culture? What did Christians read before there was a Bible? In this video, author, and speaker Jonathan Morrow shares about these questions and more at the Reasons to Believe AMP conference. This talk is based on the fuller discussion of these important issues in his book Questioning the Bible: 11 Major Challenges to the Bible’s Authority.

Learn more here >>>

Posted on Wednesday,

3 Lies Students Believe About Freedom That Will Ruin Their Lives

Our culture worships freedom. The only problem is that real freedom doesn’t mean what most people think it means. And the next generation of students are paying the price because they are being robbed of the life they are really after.

True happiness–“flourishing”–is only possible if students are able to break free from the lies and embrace genuine freedom.

3 Lies Students Believe About Freedom

(1) My choices only affect me. “You can do whatever you want as long as you don’t hurt someone.” This slogan is everywhere! Our culture perpetuates this lie but you need to know there are several fatal flaws with this way of thinking. First and foremost it (more…)

Posted on Monday,

Why Kids Need a Biblical Worldview and Where to Start

3 Reasons Every Parent Needs to Know

If you’re a parent, then you want your kids to live well. You want them to flourish. You want them to follow Jesus all the days of their lives. This is a prayer I regularly pray for my kids. But how does this happen? What does this look like? What’s at stake? It starts with building a biblical worldview.