teaching our children

This Sunday, Pastor Jake will be reflecting on Deuteronomy 6:4-9, Teaching Our Children to Love and Obey Our God. This is a beautiful passage which calls us to remember who God is and who he has called us to be as his children and people. This involves shaping our thoughts and beliefs, along with shaping the work of our hands through the laws and commands God has given us through Jesus.

This podcast is a series of "Teaching our Children God's design for sexual intimacy using Technology". We discuss the use of technology in this podcast so we can have more awareness as parents. It is our charge as godly parents to teach our children biblical truth rather than allow the culture to direct their path. As parents, we must disciple our children to use technology that will glorify God.  Find us on Instagram @koehlermania

Examples of some controls that should be on technology:

• “OpenDNS” which blocks almost all porn. 
• “Covenant Eyes” which sends an email alert to whomever you choose that a questionable site was visited.     
• “Life360”  monitors where everybody is in the family and how fast one is driving with crash detection that will call 911.
• “Mobicip” or “Bark App”:  to monitor tablet or phone.
• “Grabb wireless”:  for a phone that has no internet, no games, no social media.

References:
Raising Kids to do Hard things by Greg Harris. www.dohardthings.com;
@calvarychapelchinohills Sermon: https://youtu.be/tGLkzSqUvZE
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Production team:

Host : Maria Xenidou

Producer: Julie-Roxane Krikorian

Introduction Voice: David Bourne

Contact us:

impactlearningpodcast@gmail.com

Music credits:

Like Lee performed by The Mini Vandals

Transition sounds: Swamp Walks performed by Jingle Punks

Where to find Nate Turner:

https://www.nathanielaturner.com/

http://www.raisingsupaman.com/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathanielaturner/

Mentioned in this episode:

Robert Zeitlin on the Impact Learning podcast

Historical figure Nat Turner

Fisk University

Butler University

The Parable of the Tree and its Fruits

Listen to this episode and explore:

Nate’s early years: seeing a lesson in everything and deciding to go to college (3:15)

Becoming a financial advisor and a father (9:40)

His role as a Humanity Propulsion Engineer (13:52)

How he started writing letters to his son (17:14)

Nate’s relationship with his own father and the work he did on himself when he became a parent (27:58)

How he published his first book, “Raising Supaman” (37:17)

How we can design our children’s learning process an early age and the problem with outsourcing parenting (42:09)

Nate’s second book and his TED talk (48:02)

Some key lessons for parents and parents-to-be (51:47)

What Nate wants to be remembered as after he’s gone (57:05)