Having the Talk: Changes (For Groups)

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Having the Talk: Changes is a sex education video series for parents. Luke and Trisha Gilkerson walk parents through a biblical perspective on puberty, covering a wide variety of topics parents should cover with their kids. The course is based on their book, Changes: 7 Biblical Lessons to Make Sense of Puberty. Luke and Trisha also address frequently asked questions children might have as they are learning this material.

The training material in these videos is specifically for parents of children 8-12 years old, but this is only a general guideline.

Lessons

Lesson 1: Not Your Little Kid Anymore

In this introductory lesson we talk about the 5 stages of sexual development. In addition we talk about how the Bible views this stage of life we call puberty and an appropriate Biblical attitude we should have towards our pre-teens.

Lesson 2: The Birds and the Bees

In this lesson we address the importance of sex education in general when it comes to teaching kids about the divine purpose for puberty.

Lesson 3: Facing Puberty with Confidence

In this lesson we discuss some of the biggest struggles kids face as they go through puberty: feelings of embarrassment and insecurity. We talk about how parents can instill in their kids a godly confidence in who they are.

Lesson 4: Emotional Turbulence

In this lesson we talk about the mental and emotion change (mood swings) that puberty brings and how to approach these with patience and wisdom.

Lesson 8: The Power of Lust

In this lesson we talk about the power lust can have in the hearts of our kids as they go through their pre-teen and teenage years.

Changes Bonus Lesson: Abortion

In this bonus lesson we address the cultural issue of abortion and how to equip our kids to talk compassionately and intelligently on the subject.

Changes Bonus Lesson: Pornography

In this bonus lesson we talk about the pervasive issue of pornography, how parents can guard the hearts and minds of their children, and how to prepare their children to deal with pornography when it is seen.

Changes Outtakes

Filming these lessons together doesn’t always go as planned. Hope you enjoy our ridiculousness as much as we do.