Oh, what are those? What's that for? Well, that's what God uses to make babies. It takes an egg from a mom and a sperm, right? And so just, I'm inviting you answer their questions. And you don't have to say everything. You don't have to give an hour long lecture. Yeah, right? You can, but meet their curiosity because if they don't come to you, they're going to go somewhere else.

Yeah.

And curiosity is, again, another natural part of sexuality.

You were made to be curious about your body, sexuality, other people's bodies,

curiosity is not lust.

It is not dangerous.

I won't lose hope in the night when the fire is growing down.

I'll just let go and I'll try help me walk this road and find my way back home.

Welcome back to the famousous at Home podcast.

We are back for part two with my friend Sam Joelman on talking about the topic of sex as we continue season five on relational intelligence and hitting hot topics this summer that really speak to what it means to be

relationally intelligent and how to navigate relationships well. And we talked last

week about sex and marriage. This week we wanted to have him back. He's written a book

called The Sex Talk You Never Got. And especially those of us who are raising

kids, middle schoolers, teenagers, how do we have these conversations with our kids in a way

that we never got, right? And so I would invite you to go back, maybe listen to even some of the

beginning of last week's episode or listen to the entire episode where he lays out this foundation.

But we're going to talk a little bit about that today because I would love Sam for you

to be able to lay that foundation of how we spiritually, scripturally lay a foundation for this

in a way that's pure, the sense of purity to our kids.

And so, Sam, thank you so much for joining us. Welcome back.

Thank you for having me, Joshua. It's great to be here. Absolutely. So, Sam, just real

quickly, for those who might not have listened, they're coming for this topic particularly.

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