“Parenting” Articles

With Epic Games’s most recent PR stunt and the launch of Fortnite Chapter 2, LTN writers share their perspectives on the Black Hole Event. From appreciation to critique, writers Zach Carpenter, Ryan Eighmey, and Joey Thurmond discuss what the Black Hole Event has meant to them.

Despite what you might have heard about video games at your church, Andrew Steier argues that games have much to teach us about perseverance and personal growth.

Dr. Rachel Kowert joins us to talk about her career research into video game stereotypes, addictions, and World of Warcraft

Love Thy Nerd is teaming up with Andy Roberts of Family Gamer TV and author of Taming Gaming to help parents make informed decisions about the latest iteration of the wildly popular Call of Duty: Black Ops series.

Achievement unlocked: You're an adult.

There are better ways to handle Fortnite tantrums than posting them YouTube.

Playing Fortnite with your kids is better than playing by yourself.

When a mother's cry for help over her son's Fortnite obsession went viral, we wrote a letter of encouragement to help her and other parents navigate our brave new world of emotes and microtransations.

If we are honest, video games can be a source of conflict in many families. Andy Robertson shares four simple steps to get from gaming stress to interactive edification.