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Redeem time.
We help people to redeem their time for doing good works.
Ian has taken multiple churches through Screen Time University as parent events and student events. People are “too busy” to volunteer or get involved in the mission of their church but spend 3-8 hours on screens everyday. Screen Time University will challenge them to think critically about their time and walk through what the Bible teaches about self-control and how they can redeem screen time for doing good instead as God intended.
about our speaker
Ian McCready founded selfctrl to help people redeem their time from technology for doing good works. Ian was a video game addict in college playing 12-14 hours a day. Later in life, with a full-time job, spouse, and child he was still struggling with video games keeping him up too late and becoming a constant distraction from his priorities… until he quit video games entirely.
After quitting, he was asked to speak to his nephews, friends’ kids, and others asking for advice on how they too, could break the hold tech has over their kid’s lives. Parents felt totally unequipped to handle tech in their homes. It was not just kids, but adults were needing help too. The ministry grew from there and is a 501(3)c.
Today, Ian speaks to schools, churches, and businesses helping people of all ages recognize tech’s hold on their life, resolving to change, and acting on a plan to redeem their time for doing good instead. Learn more on our about page.
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From intimate gatherings to large conventions, we are here to help in any way that we can when it comes to helping parents manage their kid’s technology habits and consumption.
Reviews from Event Attendees
“Facebook addict.
My wife has been telling me that I need to quit Facebook… I guess I should do it.”
65 Yr Old Man, Event Attendee
“A masterclass.
The way the speaker presented the material was a masterclass in teaching…Healthy Adults = Healthy Kids.”
Assistant Professor, University of Arkansas, Event Attendee
“Right message.
This is exactly what our church needed to hear.”
New Heights Church Elder, Event Attendee
