Helping Your Kids Know God’s Good Design with Elizabeth Urbanowicz

Christian parents today face an overwhelming challenge: how do you talk to your kids about sex with clarity, confidence, and a truly biblical foundation—without fear, confusion, or shame?

In this episode of Michael Easley inContext, Michael sits down with Elizabeth Urbanowicz, founder of Foundation Worldview, to discuss her new book Helping Your Kids Know God’s Good Design. Together, they unpack how to begin age-appropriate conversations about sexuality as early as age four, why parents should replace “the talk” with ongoing discipleship, and how to address difficult topics like pornography, masturbation, and cultural confusion around identity.

If you want practical language and a biblical roadmap for guiding your kids in a hyper-sexualized world, this conversation will equip you with the tools you need.

🔍 KEY TOPICS

-Why conversations about sex must start earlier than you think

-How to teach God’s good design for marriage and sexuality

-Talking to young kids about body parts, privacy, and boundaries

-How to be the “first voice” your kids trust

-Preparing kids for cultural confusion about sex and identity

-Biblical guidance for addressing porn, masturbation, and shame

-How single adults can speak into parenting conversations with wisdom

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Conversations on Sexuality

02:55 Understanding God's Design for Marriage

06:11 The Importance of Early Conversations

08:49 Navigating Body Awareness and Shame

11:58 Addressing Indelicate Topics with Children

15:11 The Impact of Technology on Sexual Education

17:58 Discussing Pornography with Kids

21:03 Responding to Children's Questions

23:48 Understanding Gender Dysphoria and Identity

27:03 Overcoming Parental Shame in Discussions

29:50 Resources for Parents

32:56 Conclusion and Encouragement for Parents

Links Mentioned:

Helping Your Kids Know God’s Good Design by Elizabeth Urbanowicz

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