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How Do We Talk About Pornography? (START HERE, #5)

Feb 6, 2024 | Gospel Tech Podcast

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*NOTE: This episode might be one to listen with ear buds in, as this topic is sensitive for young kids.

Pornography is a conversation frought with emotional, societal, and spiritual baggage. It’s something we’d like to pretend doesn’t exist, and especially something that our children will never have to deal with. The problem is, they will—and making them deal with it alone isn’t helpful. ENTER: Today’s conversation! We’re going to talk about what to know about pornography, how to address it purposely, and some resources to help make a plan that is hope-focused and lovingly direct.

Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3UvYY1M

Article by Nathan Sutherland

Nathan is the co-founder of Gospel Tech and a former teacher. He's married to his best friend, Anna, and is dad to three kiddos. His passion is seeing families set free—and is committed to proclaiming the good news of Jesus.

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