“If we're not intentional, technology will disciple our children faster than we do.” — Lori Lane

In this urgent and grace-filled episode, Lori Lane opens up a heart-level conversation on parenting in a digital age—and why screen time isn’t just about behavior, but about discipleship. From toddlers swiping before they can speak, to teens scrolling their way into anxiety and comparison, technology is forming more than habits—it’s shaping hearts, affections, and identity.

But this isn’t a fear-based message. It’s a faithful one.

Lori walks us through a biblical lens for understanding technology, helping parents move beyond control and into clarity, conviction, and Christ-centered leadership in the home. Whether your child is two or sixteen, this episode will equip you with practical tools and a renewed vision for how to raise kids who love what is good, beautiful, and true—even in a world of glowing screens.

Key takeaways from this episode:

• Why screens disciple our children more than we realize
• What Scripture teaches about guarding the heart and reclaiming relational rhythms
• How to replace digital distraction with intentional discipleship
• Four practical ways to disciple your kids through everyday tech use
• A biblical reminder that your child is not a consumer, but an image-bearer of God

You don’t need to be perfect—you just need to be faithful. And when you root your parenting in God’s Word, disciple the heart, and reclaim your home for truth and peace, that’s how a legacy is built.