Crosswired

Introducing Crosswired

Young people today are growing up in a world shaped by social media, artificial intelligence, and constant digital connection. These forces are shaping how teens think, relate, and form their identities, and often faster than adults can keep up.

Crosswired is a Christian resource created to help parents, grandparents, youth workers, and educators understand emerging technology and youth culture trends, and how they impact young people’s spiritual, emotional, and relational lives. Each issue explores a timely topic at the intersection of digital culture and discipleship, combining research-backed insights with biblical wisdom to support meaningful conversations.

Every issue includes clear explanations of current trends, key takeaways, relevant Scripture, practical applications, screen tips, and guided prayers. Rather than reacting out of fear, Crosswired equips adults to respond with discernment, grace, and confidence.

Whether you’re leading, teaching, or parenting, Crosswired helps you understand the times and engage the next generation with truth, compassion, and hope.

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Teen Boys Gambling
Paul Robertson Paul Robertson

Teen Boys Gambling

Gambling has become increasingly common among boys ages 11 to 17 in the United States, often without parents realizing it is happening.

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The Devil’s Plan to Ruin the Next Generation
Paul Robertson Paul Robertson

The Devil’s Plan to Ruin the Next Generation

My work over the last decade has centered on one question: Why did the mental health of Gen Z — the cohort born between 1996 and 2012 — plummet in so many countries starting in the early 2010s?

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‘Glow Up’ Culture
Paul Robertson Paul Robertson

‘Glow Up’ Culture

The rise of “glow-up routines” on platforms like TikTok and Instagram has created a powerful beauty trend that targets tween and teen audiences.

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AI Chatbots
Paul Robertson Paul Robertson

AI Chatbots

More and more kids are turning to artificial intelligence chatbots for social interaction. We are scrambling to understand the pros and cons of their use.

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