How old were you when you heard about the birds and the bees?

Josh McDow says today's children are probably going to need that talk a lot sooner.

We cannot raise our children the way our parents raised us, not in the light of the Internet.

You can't do it!

So how do you raise children in a world full of easy access to temptation?

Josh McDow will talk about it today on Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss for Tuesday, September 3rd.

Many of our listeners will be familiar with Josh McDowell, author of over 100 books, including

several books on teaching teenagers the value of purity.

Josh has helped teens as they face temptation over the years, and he's seen how the battle

for purity has changed.

Today, he'll help parents understand how to raise children in a plugged-in, socially connected world. If you have younger children,

this program is for you, but it might not be for them. You may want to get them busy

somewhere else. Then come and listen.

Here's Nancy Lee DeMoss talking with Josh McDowell.

Josh, I know that you have written a book with Aaron Davis, who's no stranger to our audience,

because she is the one who writes our lies young women believe blog.

Tell us about the book that you and Aaron wrote together.

I'm so glad Aaron said yes to it because it made it so much better of a book and more effective.

I felt that the issue of sexuality was becoming so dominant because of the Internet more than ever before, and there was so much ignorance out there and fear to deal with the issue.

I decided to write a book about sexuality really frank and straightforward, but with reverence and biblical base, but using modern medicine, et cetera,

and understanding of our bodies now, which is all new and how applies to sexuality.

The title is called The Bare Facts on Sex, Love, and Relationships.

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