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Make a onetime awkward lecture into a healthy ongoing conversation.

As Christian parents, we want to guard our children from the flood of sexual imagery and inuendo, confusion around identity, and downright misinformation that pervades our culture. But where and when do we have those conversations with our kids? And how do we reduce the anxiety and pressure most of us feel when we do?

Don’t Stress Talking Sex presents an engaging relational model that helps reduce anxiety while building a healthy parent-child relationship that will grow over the years. You will learn how to engage in fruitful, biblical conversations with children from ages three to eighteen.

Author and speaker John Fort shares stories from his own past, lessons he’s learned as a parent, and assurance that having ongoing conversations about sex is vital to your child’s emotional health and sex education. Anchored in God’s design for sexuality, Don’t Stress talking Sex offers parenting advice that will help you:

Deliver age-specific advice for navigating difficult topics including pornography, puberty, and temptationCreate a healthy environment in your home that helps reduce misinformation and anxietyDirect your kids and teens toward a resilient and healthy sexuality

It’s not about a one-and-done “sex talk,” but an ongoing conversation meant to last a lifetime.

Classic guide to Rome. 2009 edition, thoroughly revised and updated.Six years after his first, very thorough, revision, John Fort has returned to the task, so that this long-honoured guidebook, regarded by the discerning visitor, since its first publication forty years ago, as THE indispensable introduction to the glories of Rome, continues to give an accurate picture of the city's treasures as they are currently displayed. This latest edition of the Guide is immeasurably enhanced by the replacement of the old street planswith new, clear versions of the itineraries that structure a volume which remains the unrivalled guide to perhaps the most beautiful and historic city in the world.John Fort, who has lived in the city for the past thirty years, walked every step of the routes described so vividly by Georgina Masson, and many more besides. In addition to checking and updating the information she provided so inimitably, he uncovered and describes a wealth of sights which slipped her notice, and accompanies the visitor through all the major museums and galleries as now arranged. The result is a guide to that incomparable array of classical, Renaissance and Baroque masterpieces which willenthral first-time visitors to the Eternal City and also delight the persistent returnee with fresh inspiration and stimulation.