“The reason why I play golf is I’m trying to glorify God and all that He’s done in my life. So for me, my identity isn’t a golf score.”
The Mouse House has made some disturbing moves lately. But over the decades, it’s told some great stories. What are parents to do?
Even if the Smiths were right to take exception to Chris Rock’s joke, the way Smith took exception was not.
Connection, real connection, can’t be done virtually, no matter how good the technology is.
Horizon Worlds is sort of a virtual place where you can access simple tools to write your own game code or interact in real time with anybody who happens to be there.
The Super Bowl’s advertisements push us to get so much stuff we don’t have. But the event itself—if we squint just a bit—reminds us of what we do.
When it comes to technological change, it’s probably going to keep coming and keep presenting new challenges. But as we focus on our relationships with our kids, it creates a foundation to shape and influence how they respond to the inevitable challenges that arise.
Though not all of this year’s Oscar nominees are family-friendly, many expound upon the value of family.
Roughly based on a journey through the five stages of grief, Groundhog Day drills deeply into one of life’s biggest issues: meaning.
6 ways to effectively help your kids navigate a world in which the apps they and their friends love target them.
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