120. Five Adventures for Summer

We’ve been talking deeply about what it looks like to prep for summer, to live life intentionally in light of the Gospel, and today we’re going to talk about five ways to apply all that great info in our summer prep and plans. This is because today I’ve got five activities we can all do, immediately or in the future, to help us walk out this conversation on tech and keep it thoroughly rooted in the hope we have in Christ.Some sweet and gentle reminders to point you back to Christ and the Gospel in this season of grief, anger, confusion, and doubt: Ann Voskamp Eugene Cho Jennie Allen Jackie Hill Perry Tim Keller Oceans Never Fill (read “A Poem to Fix What is Broken”)That board game list (because I can’t resist):ages 3-4: Animal Upon Animal (Hadley loves it!), Hoot Owl Hootages 5-7: Sleeping Queens, Outfoxed, Labyrinth (our kiddos love the Pokemon version!)ages 8-10: Sushi Go, Carcassonne, Clank!ages 11-12: Wingspan, Dixit, Kingsburgages 13+: Superfight, Codenames, AnomiaThe cooking with kids resource I mentioned: Raddish KidsA great resource for your family as you make a plan for your priorities with Lome.#summer#familytech#raisingkids#analogadventures#encouragement