Brad Huddleston

Does self-harm, particularly cutting oneself, have a neurobiological effect?

Common reasons children harm themselves.

What should you do if you discover someone you care about is self-harming?

Is your church silent when it comes to the topic of pornography?

Can you recover from and be forgiven for porn addiction?

Which is more fulfilling, meeting online or offline?

Where do you turn when you’re lonely?

Has social media left you lonely?

How pervasive is cheating among students who use artificial intelligence?

How self-harm provides temporary but potentially deadly relief.

What would you say is the primary culprit in the rise of students who harm themselves?

Why are young people detaching from democracy?

Have you come to the conclusion that limiting screen time does not prevent digital addiction?

Surely the metaverse is safe for my child, right?

Should schools ban smartphones?

I’m guessing you would say that you would never steal anything.

Is it ever okay to steal?

Most parents come to hear me speak because they’re concerned about their children—and they should be. But I’m concerned first about parents’ abuse of technology.

How long does it take for screen mesmerization to occur?

Think you know the average age globally of a video gamer?

What is the definition of “excessive” technology use?

Is digital addiction a literal addiction?

After my seminars, it’s not uncommon to be greeted by parents who have older children not living at home, expressing regret that they allowed too much technology use while raising them. What can you do?

How to plan and execute a digital detox: Part Six.

How to plan and execute a digital detox: Part Five.

How to plan and execute a digital detox: Part Four.

How to plan and execute a digital detox: Part Three.

How to plan and execute a digital detox: Part Two.

How to plan and execute a digital detox: Part One.

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

Has your athletically and academically gifted child now become negatively obsessed with video gaming?

Are you a grandparent and, although you’ve been around your grandkids all of their lives, the truth is, you have no real relationship with them?

Do you feel overwhelming pressure to conform to technology norms?

Where do you even begin in solving the issues connected to technology abuse?

Have you ever used the word “balance” in the context of technology use? If so, you might want to rethink that.

I wish I could file this episode of Techwise in the “wild conspiracy theory” category—but unfortunately, I can’t.

If you have this app, delete it now.

Can you trust your teenager with online grammar checkers?

It’s too late to prevent widespread digital abuse, but there is hope.

When the subject of the raging abuse of technology comes up, have you ever said, “It’s all about balance”? Were you right?

What would you say is at the top of the list of the most destructive internet activities?

What would you say is the number one complaint from parents when I recommend taking their smartphones away?

Should Christians use dating apps?

Is TV bad for your kids?

Social media, I’m afraid, is having a startling impact on the morality of the Church. 

Celebrities and Social Media stars are the primary influencers in our culture, even within the church.

Good news! Artificial intelligence is being used to assist in curbing the fentanyl crisis.

Can artificial-intelligence-powered security cameras stop major crimes before they happen?

Is it possible to use the Internet to successfully raise the dismally low Biblical worldview rates?

What do you think the percentage is of Millennials and Gen Z in the U.S. who do not have a biblical worldview?