A Family Game Plan
for discussing pornography
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Welcome Parents
Lesson 1 Scripture
Listen to Your Body
Lesson 1 Challenge
Lesson 2 Scripture
Prepare Yourself First
When a Parent Can't Relate
Fear of Disclosing Our Past: A Teen's Perspective
Lesson 2 Challenge
Additional Resources
Lesson 3 Scripture
Feeling Lost in the Face of Technology
Lesson 3 Challenge
Additional Resources
Lesson 4 Scripture
Pornography is not the Problem
Lesson 4 Challenge
A Guide to Family Discussions that Help Kids Resist Porn
Studies show that the average child is exposed to pornography at 11-13 years old. This exposure harms both their emotional and spiritual development. We want to help you help your family.
Whether your child has been exposed to pornography or not, the likelihood increases dramatically in adolescence. You both need to be prepared! This course starts with a section for parents, then children join in with a series of short videos and discussion guides.
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He has a background in science education at the secondary school level and online corporate training for high-tech corporations. His own sexual brokenness derailed his former career. However, after 30 years of recovery God led John to helping others break free from sexual brokenness and pursue sexual integrity, where he has served in ministry since 2008. John is the author or co-author of over 10 books including Father-Son Accountability: Integrity Through Relationship and Honest Talk: A New Perspective on Talking to Your Kids About Sex.
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