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Frank Talk About Parenting In Light Of The Internet

 

It is likely that every single day your children are exposed to media through the internet—playing games, researching for a paper or project, watching videos, interacting with friends, and more. Digital media is a very real part of everyday life, and in many ways it has enriched our lives and given us access to information we could have never accessed before.

How do we teach our children how to Biblically manage all that media, though? We certainly can’t stick our heads in the sand and pretend they aren’t going to be confronted with ungodly things while they’re there.

This week on Teach Them Diligently 365, Sam Black, Vice President Of Covenant Eyes, talks very frankly about the dangers of the internet as well as how proper training and accountability of our children’s usage of the internet can open doors for fantastic discipleship and teaching conversations.

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Leslie Nunnery

Leslie Nunnery is a homeschool mother, author, and speaker with a heart for helping families build lives centered on Christ. As co-founder of Teach Them Diligently and creator of Heart School, she encourages parents to move beyond academics alone and embrace the deeper calling of discipleship—shaping not just what children know, but who they are becoming. Leslie has authored several books and resources that help families engage meaningfully with God’s Word and apply those truths directly to family life. Through her teaching, she gently calls parents back to the Lord as their first priority, equipping them to lead their homes with intention, prayer, and a vision that reaches far beyond the school years.