How and When to Tell Your Kids about Sex: A Lifelong Approach to Shaping Your Child's Sexual Character - eBook
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How and When to Tell Your Kids about Sex: A Lifelong Approach to Shaping Your Child's Sexual Character - eBook  -     By: Stan Jones, Brenna Jones

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Do you want to have healthy, honest, biblical conversations about sex with your kids? How and When to Tell Your Kids about Sex equips you with the strategies, tools, and insights for age-appropriate discussions at every stage of your child's life. In this third revision of the bestselling series, Stan and Brenna Jones provide honest and practical suggestions for every parent. 288 pages

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Title: How and When to Tell Your Kids about Sex: A Lifelong Approach to Shaping Your Child's Sexual Character - eBook
By: Stan Jones, Brenna Jones
Format: DRM Protected ePub
Vendor: NavPress
Publication Date: 2019
ISBN: 9781631469466
ISBN-13: 9781631469466
Series: God's Design for Sex
Stock No: WW99761EB

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Over a decade ago, and before I knew the authors personally, my wife and I relied on Stan and Brenna Jones's for guidance on talking to our kids. Having seen their wisdom and insight up close, we still call them for parenting advice! The good news is that you can also rely on their wisdom in their newly updated version of , with solid advice needed in today's world.

Many Christian parents struggle with how to engage and influence their kids around questions of sexuality and gender—all the more as norms regarding sex and gender seem to shift beneath their feet. The God's Design for Sex series by Stan and Brenna Jones provides valuable guidance and practical information that will serve as both anchor and lighthouse to many parents who feel tossed by the waves of a rapidly changing culture.

The sexual revolution has come as a wake-up call for Christian parents and educators alike. The "home team" now feels like the "away team," and in a society so far adrift from its Christian moorings, parents can no longer try to outsource the moral formation of their children. Our greatest challenge is to show what we are as well as what we are against, and Stan and Brenna Jones have done the church a great service here. A comprehensive and authoritative set of resources, the God's Design for Sex series integrates biblical instruction with evidence from the social sciences, common sense, and practical wisdom. Most important of all, it fires the imagination with a positive vision of the divine gift of sex and human sexuality. This is the go-to resource for all Christian parents, educators, and pastors who care about the biblically rooted formation and flourishing of their children.

Stan and Brenna Jones have done their homework. In a world of great sexual confusion, where cheap opinions and "hot takes" seem to be winning the day, these two are rising up as incredibly sane and sophisticated voices that can help show us the way.

This is a book for our times. Although directed to parents, it will be useful to all involved in nurturing the next generation: grandparents, caregivers, teachers, and the whole church community. deals with sexuality as part of God's good plan for humanity and parenting as nurturing godly, wholesome young men and women rather than producing good kids.

It is comprehensive and deals sensitively with difficult topics, using research on parenting styles and sexual health to encourage and empower parents to be the first, principle, and continuing source of sex education for their children. In addressing relationships from the perspectives of chaste singleness and faithful, godly marriage, the book confronts the clash of cultures between a biblical worldview and the postmodern, individualistic mind-set. It challenges parents to enable children of all ages to live in a way that is countercultural to current tropes for sex, identity, and gender. Above all, it directs us all, as fallen and forgiven people, to grace-based (rather than law-driven) parenting.

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