What is “being gay” like for teens? What is it like to feel “different” from your classmates? To have to hide your real feelings? To feel rejected or judged or harassed by others who see you as different? Not to … Continue reading
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Understanding the Appeal of Fifty Shades of Grey
Why has the Fifty Shades of Grey trilogy been so popular all around the world? And not only Fifty Shades, but a host of copycat books. The BBC reports that erotica is the fastest-selling genre of books selling to women, … Continue reading
Fifty Shades of Grey
It is vitally important to talk about healthy sexuality, and how to achieve it. But we must also be alert to dangers, warn our young people about these dangers, and help them to avoid them. On Valentine’s Day — a … Continue reading
Homosexuality – Part Two: Born Gay?
Are homosexuals “born that way”? If so, if someone is by nature attracted to another person of the same sex, then shouldn’t they be entitled to the same rights as someone who is attracted to the opposite sex? Shouldn’t they, … Continue reading
Homosexuality – Part One
How do you prepare a teen to think critically about homosexuality? To enter confidently and non-judgmentally into discussions on gay rights or the gay lifestyle? For Christians, it is tempting to avoid the issue. It’s too controversial, in a world … Continue reading
A Letter to Parents of Senior Boys!
By Kevin Jackson Hello! I am writing you as a man with many hats…Social Studies teacher, parent of two elementary-aged boys, and a man who cares about your sons. I am asking for your help. I have learned as a … Continue reading