Students Guide To Sexual Integrity
$17.99
In today’s hyper-sexualized culture, most children receive conflicting, even damaging, messages about sex, their bodies, and sexuality before they’re twelve years old. As they enter the hormonally charged adolescent stage, it’s vital they receive compassionate, biblically grounded answers to their most embarrassing and confusing questions.
In this must-have resource for preteens, teens, and parents, trusted parenting and relationship expert Jim Burns tackles the tough, sensitive issues of sexuality for today’s kids. With honest, biblical, age-appropriate information, he lovingly and compassionately:
*answers both their delicate and taboo questions
*helps them navigate a sexually confused culture
*reveals God’s beautiful plan for sex and sexuality
*equips them to make decisions that honor God and their bodies
Complete with discussion questions to spark open conversations between you and your child, this book is a powerful tool that will help your child live a life of sexual integrity.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780764243080
ISBN10: 076424308X
Jim Burns | Erin Mashaw
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: August 2024
Publisher: Bethany House Publishers
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