If your child is ever on a computer (or with kids who carry smart phones), you are going to have to start "porn education" at an earlier age than you are probably comfortable with. But you want your kids to have an awareness of it before they see it, if only so they will know what to do. Find our more in this clip from part 5 of The Talks DVD Study.
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While nobody would wish sexual brokenness on anyone, there's some really good news for those who are wanting to put it behind them. Find some hope from session 6 of The Talks DVD Study.
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Research proves that Robert Palmer knew what he was talking about when he sang, "You're addicted to love." Watch this clip from session 4 of The Talks DVD Study to find out why it's so important for our kids of dating age know that.
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When your kid looks at porn as a teenager, he has no idea that it has the power to seriously undermine his future marriage. This brief clip from session 5 of The Talks DVD Study tells why.
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What do you if you find out your teen is habitually looking at porn? First, don't freak out. Second, make sure you choose love over shame. Here's a brief bit of advice from session 5 of The Talks DVD Study.
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Too many teenagers believe that their lives online belong solely to them. They forget that (in most of our homes) the parents are paying for the services. So we are allowed to put some controls on what they do online.
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The DMV won't give a 16 year old a driver's license until they spend a bunch of time as a 15 year old in the car being coached by you. So why don't we help our kids learn the skills they need to "date smart?" From part 4 of The Talks DVD Study.
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In that moment when you son or daughter asks a bizarre (and explicit) question about sex, you can't afford to "flip out." How you respond in that moment will help your kids to know if you are a safe place to ask questions....or not. This clip from part 2 of The Talks DVD Study explains why.
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With most teenagers, emotional intimacy happens long before sexual intimacy. Social media provides an avenue where our kids can get far too emotionally connected than they have the maturity for. Find out why this matters in this clip from part 3 of The Talks DVD Study.
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What if 60% of the boys in your neighborhood were addicted to Meth? Would you take it seriously? What if that many were addicted to porn? (Hint: they are.) This brief clip is from session 5 of The Talks DVD Study.
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Teenagers today are connected to their peers 24/7. This type of connection means that peer influence is potentially multiplied. Find our more in this clip from session 3 of The Talks DVD Series.
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For our kids' generation, porn is explicit, widespread, and easy to access. In addition, it has the power to give a twisted and unrealistic perspective of sex. This brief clip from Session 5 of The Talks DVD Study explains why parents must take this seriously.
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Parents are typically very good at telling their kids why they shouldn't have sex. It's enough to make some kids think that it's a bad thing. This brief clip from Session 6 of The Talks DVD Study recommends a different approach.
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How does a parent know when to initiate the conversation about where babies come from? This brief clip from Session 2 of The Talks DVD Study gives some guidance.
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If our marriages are to work, they must be rooted in supernatural love. It is a love that is exemplified by God, enabled by Jesus, and empowered by the Holy Spirit. From I John 4:7-19.
At it's foundation, the Christian parent's job is to use their 18 years of influence to develop a disciple of Jesus. From Deuteronomy 6:4-9.
