Ben Stuart gives some guidelines for parents to consider as they prepare their kids for the dating years.
How can we articulate God’s high, beautiful view of sex to teens? Drs. Beth Robinson & Latayne Scott offer ideas.
How should parents respond to teens’ struggle with sexuality? Drs. Beth Robinson & Latayne Scott tell how to be a safe source of truth and unwavering love.
Need to have "the talk" with kids—but clueless where to start? Drs. Beth Robinson & Latayne Scott offer tips to vitally shape your kids’ worldview…without making everything weird.
Our Passport2Purity® weekend didn’t go anything like I had planned, but what came out of it was even better.
On our wedding day we think the vow we make to our spouse will be enough for our marriage. Dave and Ann Wilson share about some baggage that we need to prepare for prior to marriage.
The culture has old rules on how to do love, sex, and dating and they really don't work. Dave Wilson explains some new rules that do work.
Siblings Jessica Thompson and Joel Fitzpatrick felt like they got the message loud and clear that "sex before marriage was bad." Now parents themselves, they wanted to build a better view of sexuality for their children.
Siblings Jessica Thompson and Joel Fitzpatrick explain why it's important to talk to your children about sex. Joel talks honestly about the sexual abuse he suffered at the hands of a distant family member.
Siblings Jessica Thompson and Joel Fitzpatrick know the challenge parents face of talking to our kids about sex. They also know that the culture we're in requires that we intentionally educate them.
The sex talk and gender conversations in your home don’t have to be big, awkward productions. But they do need to happen. The sooner the better.
Author September McCarthy and her husband, Dan, tell the story of how they met and married. The McCarthys also give their best parenting advice for many challenging issues.
While my generation will associate Michelle Williams with suggestive song titles, the next generation might associate her with something entirely different—being a champion for the biblical model of marriage.
How Doug and Deb Gulbranson used Passport2Purity® to teach their children about the pressures they would face as teenagers.
Helping your children understand God’s design for sex … and how to save themselves for marriage.
Just because you failed in the area of sexual purity doesn't mean you can't be committed to upholding God's standard for your kids.
My wife and I hoped that by the end of the Passport2Purity weekend our son would be seeing things about life more clearly.
Do you trust God with your love life?
A nervous father interviews his daughter's date.
A Passport2Purity weekend gave me the opportunity to talk with my daughter about the issues she would face as a teenager ... and we had fun, too!
I've heard some Christians lately urging their children to save their first kiss for a wedding kiss.
God created sex, and your children need to know His purpose for it.
It’s not easy to wait until marriage to begin having sex. But Tee Uzoigwe was determined to wait for God’s best.
If we had only 30 minutes to talk with you, here's the advice we would pass on.
Dating can be a trap for teens.
God has good reasons for wanting us to wait until marriage for sex.
Helping your child maintain innocence in a world obsessed with sex.
A sample devotional from FamilyLife’s newly revised Passport2Purity®.
The choice between sexual purity and sexual experimentation is an key battle for Christian youth today. This deadly trap snares millions of teens.
Why parents need to help their children navigate the sexually-charged adolescent years.
We suggest four convictions that all parents should consider and uphold.
The battle for a child’s purity is real, and as parents it’s our task to set them up for success.
Stop the spread of slime in your home.
Though it encourages socializing in groups, it also leads to casual sex among friends
The do's and don'ts of going out with the opposite sex.
Keep your ears and eyes open and in tune to what’s going on in your child’s life, and to all that he is exposed to. Keep the lines of communication open.
Four observations to note and discuss.
Five steps for developing and implementing a sex education plan.
Talking about sex may be the single most powerful way parents have of stepping into the lives of their children.
We're seeing a surge in girls taking the initiative with guys at younger and younger ages, and aggressively attempting to lure them into sexual activity.
Challenging your child to the higher goal of purity.
Lessons from my daughter's teenage pregnancy.
Pediatrician Dr. Meg Meeker talks about the alarming spread of STDs in America and urges parents to talk to their kids about the dangers of premarital sex.
The culture is in denial about sexually transmitted diseases.
