Faith for Life
THE GREAT TECH RESET
Reclaiming Real Life for Christian Families
Most tech-parenting books focus on managing screens and online safety. The Great Tech Reset goes deeper by helping parents understand how technology shapes identity, relationships, habits, and faith. Rather than simply teaching kids to use technology less, this book helps parents raise children who are less vulnerable to technology’s false promises and more drawn to real life with God, real relationships, and what is true and lasting.
THE GREAT TECH RESET
Reclaiming Real Life for Christian Families
Most tech-parenting books focus on managing screens and online safety. The Great Tech Reset goes deeper by helping parents understand how technology shapes identity, relationships, habits, and faith. Rather than simply teaching kids to use technology less, this book helps parents raise children who are less vulnerable to technology’s false promises and more drawn to real life with God, real relationships, and what is true and lasting.
Raise kids who love real life with God more than the counterfeit world technology offers.
Screens influence how children think, learn, connect, and grow in ways previous generations never experienced. Anxiety is rising. Attention is shrinking. Screens increasingly replace real-life relationships and experiences, and parents know something isn’t working. Parents can reject the status quo and create a healthier path forward for their families.
In The Great Tech Reset, author Arlene Pellicane addresses the sobering research revealing how technology harms kids today. She tells her family’s story of choosing a different path. They made a plan to navigate screens in tech-saturated Southern California. Drawing on research, biblical wisdom, and her own experience, she gives parents a plan to reclaim the kind of childhood God intended.
You don’t have to surrender your child’s formation to Big Tech. Reclaim your family’s attention for what matters most and help your children love real life with God and others more than the counterfeit world technology offers.
About the Author
Arlene Pellicane is a speaker, host, and bestselling author who helps families build strong relationships in a distracted world. Known for her practical wisdom, relatable storytelling, and research-backed encouragement, Arlene equips parents to raise resilient, connected, and faith-filled kids in the midst of today’s digital challenges.
She is the author of several books on parenting, marriage, and technology, including Screen Kids, Calm, Cool, and Connected, and Making Marriage Easier. Arlene has been featured on national media outlets such as the Today Show, Fox & Friends, and Focus on the Family, and she regularly speaks at conferences, churches, and parenting events across the country.
With warmth, humor, and biblical insight, Arlene helps parents move from feeling overwhelmed by technology to confidently shaping a home life centered on real relationships, healthy habits, and lasting faith.
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Upside-Down Parenting
In this episode of Upside-Down Parenting, Matt Jones and Janel Greig sit down with Arlene Pellicane, author of The Great Tech Reset: Reclaiming Real Life for Christian Families, to explore how technology is shaping childhood and why families may need a tech reset. Arlene unpacks four major ways technology can negatively affect kids: the Anxiety Amplifier, Bad Babysitter, Childhood Killer, and Dopamine Dealer. They also discuss biblical principles for thinking wisely about technology, why parents need to examine their own screen habits, and how healthy boundaries can actually bring greater freedom.
The Bill Arnold Show
As we continue to learn the harm technology can cause our children, what are we going to do about it? Author Arlene Pellicane joins Bill to share from her upcoming book “The Great Tech Reset: Reclaiming Real Life for Christian Families“. You can find the book here on Amazon.