Media and Technology in the Family

The average teenager spends more than seven hours per day on screens. That is more time than they spend sleeping, in school, or with their family. This free 4-session guide helps small church families develop a biblical, practical approach to media and technology — not a ban, but a framework.

What’s Inside

• Session 1: The Screen Problem — What the research says and what the Bible says
• Session 2: Social Media and Identity — How platforms shape how teenagers see themselves
• Session 3: Building a Family Media Plan — Practical rules and rhythms that actually work
• Session 4: Technology as a Tool — Using screens for good rather than just limiting them

Who This Is For

Small church families who want a biblical, practical approach to media and technology in their home. Completely free.

This resource is completely free.

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