Each and every day parents try to convince themselves that their teenager is still 5
years old and the only thing they’re interested in is Barney, Barbie Dolls and
playing with Legos.
But
the truth of the matter is, around the age of 13 a change occurs.
Their little darlings mind starts to expand and explore. They become interested in
other things, and one of those things is the opposite sex.
Now even the thought of that to most parents is like finger nails going down a chalk board. Not their child. There is no way that their “little one” is into the opposite sex yet.
Well
as a father of two teenagers and a guy who’s been working with students for
over seventeen years, let me just say that if you think your teenager is not
crushing on the opposite sex…think again because they are.
Teenagers
are ready to get the relational road trip started and you know what, there’s
nothing wrong with that. It’s completely natural. The issues come when
they start driving down the dating highway too soon, they get off on some
dangerous roads, or they have the wrong person in the car with them.
As parents whether we like it or not, our teenagers have a ton of questions about
sex, love, and dating. That’s why in our Wednesday Junior Varsity venue we are
doing a teaching series called LOOKIN FOR LOVE.
During
this series we are going to take a long look at scripture and answer some of
the toughest and most common questions students about the opposite sex.
Here
is the break down of this four-week series.
Week
One: What do I do when my parents won’t let me date?
Week
Two: I’ve been crushing on this person for a while but they don’t know I exist?
Week
Three: I asked my “crush” out and they said yes, what do I do now?
Week
Four: Q and A, where I’ll tackle teenagers top 10 questions on love and dating.
This
is going to be an incredible series. Each week not only will we answer these four questions, we will also allow students to text in questions they have on this topic and answer them at the end of the service.
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