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Mom, Dad...What's Sex?
Giving Your Kids a Gospel-Centered View of Sex and Our Culture
Author: Joel Fitzpatrick, Jessica Thompson
Narrator: TBD
Unabridged: 6 hr 16 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Christian Audio
Published: 05/08/2018
Categories: Nonfiction, Religion, Christian Living, Family & Relationships, Spiritual Growth
Synopsis
A Healthy View of Sexuality Starts with God
God created sex to be good. But our culture is drifting away from a biblical worldview and is promoting an unhealthy view of sexuality. The church has taken a defensive approach, giving our kids a long list of "do nots" with few words of hope or redemption.
Do you want something better for your child?
Rediscover God's plan for sexuality and instill a positive perspective of sex and identity in your children. Mom, Dad . . . What's Sex? will equip you to help your child learn what God's Word—and today's culture—say about sex; understand the influence pop culture and social media have on your kid; and share a gospel-centered, hopeful message with your son or daughter.
Give your child a healthy view of sexuality grounded in biblical truth—recognizing the gift of intimacy, the reality of brokenness, and the redeeming work of the Savior.
God created sex to be good. But our culture is drifting away from a biblical worldview and is promoting an unhealthy view of sexuality. The church has taken a defensive approach, giving our kids a long list of "do nots" with few words of hope or redemption.
Do you want something better for your child?
Rediscover God's plan for sexuality and instill a positive perspective of sex and identity in your children. Mom, Dad . . . What's Sex? will equip you to help your child learn what God's Word—and today's culture—say about sex; understand the influence pop culture and social media have on your kid; and share a gospel-centered, hopeful message with your son or daughter.
Give your child a healthy view of sexuality grounded in biblical truth—recognizing the gift of intimacy, the reality of brokenness, and the redeeming work of the Savior.
