Treading Boldly through a Pornographic World: A Field Guide for Parents

Daniel Weiss · Joshua Glaser

set. de 2021 · Christian Audio · Narração de George W. Sarris

Sobre este audiolivro

Parents today are the first generation to raise kids in a digitally connected, porn-saturated world. Porn can be accessed in locker rooms, cafeterias, classrooms, and bedrooms-anywhere kids have access to digital devices. Worse yet, pornography that was once considered fringe has become increasingly mainstream. All this is misshaping children's understanding of sexuality, stunting their capacity to process emotions, and crippling their ability to form long-term relationships. In Treading Boldly through a Pornographic World, Daniel Weiss and Joshua Glaser offer practical and spiritual guidance for parents seeking to help their teens navigate this pornographic digital landscape. Combining the latest research with personal and professional experience to guide families into the goodness for which God created us all, the authors skillfully outline the steps necessary for parents to move beyond merely surviving pornography's challenges onto a rewarding path where their children can truly thrive.

Sobre o autor

Daniel Weiss is the executive director of the Sexual Integrity Leadership Summit, which equips, supports, and collaborates with Christian leaders to promote Gospel-centered sexuality in the Church. Daniel and his wife live in Wisconsin with their five children. His writing is featured at www.faithfilled.family.

Joshua Glaser serves as the executive director of Regeneration, a Christ-centered ministry that helps men, women, and families to learn and live God's good, holy, and beautiful design for sexuality. Josh is a teacher, speaker, writer, and blogger with a pastor's heart. You can learn more about him at joshglaser.com.

George W. Sarris is an actor, author, narrator, and storyteller. He has narrated audiobooks on a wide range of topics and has consistently received high reviews for his work. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Speech from Northwestern University and a Master of Divinity from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary.