Today’s segment discusses the issue of technology addiction in older children and offers suggestions to parents. It recommends watching the video Digital Cocaine: A Journey Toward iBalance and praying for their grown children before inviting them to a family dinner where they turn off their phones and watch the video together. It suggests that mothers take the lead in this effort.

Today’s Techwise discusses the topic of a digital detox for single parents sharing custody. It suggests that even if the other parent doesn't support it, the willing parent should lead their children through the detox and use strategies for maintenance. It acknowledges that this may confuse the children but believes that God will honor the willing parent in the long term. It emphasizes the importance of doing the right thing and trusting in God's guidance.

Today’s Techwise discusses the issue of technology use in single-parent homes and recommends a digital detox. It suggests that the parent who wants to limit technology should have a civil conversation with the other parent and discuss their concerns. They can then offer a video and book on technology addiction for both parents to watch/read and discuss. The ultimate goal is a family detox and consistent technology use between the two homes.

Today’s segment discusses the concept of a digital detox for families and offers advice on what to do if older children refuse to participate. It advises parents to set a good example and trust in God, but warns that some children may react with extreme anger or threats of suicide, indicating a need for professional help or intervention before proceeding with the detox.

Today’s Techwise discusses the concept of a digital detox for families. It acknowledges the difficulty of convincing older children to participate due to their reliance on technology. There are possible two options: enforce the detox with firm but loving discipline, or educate children using the book Digital Rehab as a guide.

This week on Techwise, the focus is on a digital detox for families. It is important for spouses to agree and read the book Digital Rehab. Apologies should be made to children for not giving them enough attention and for providing them with devices. The devices will now be taken away for the sake of mental well-being.

This segment encourages listeners to take a digital detox and break free from technology's control. It emphasizes the benefits of a healthier relationship with technology and the promise of freedom through Jesus.

To say technology has changed the traditional church and work dynamic is an understatement. 

It could be you’re a wife who woke up in the middle of the night and caught your husband looking at porn. You’re devastated that he’s cheated on you, and neither of you have been the same sense. What do you do?

Maybe you’re a parent of an autistic child, and at first, the tablet was a godsend. However, your child has become increasingly obsessed over time and even sleeps with the tablet under his pillow. When you attempt to take the tablet away, the anger and aggression scare you. What do you do?